I HAVE been lucky enough to experience the services of the Redi Centre.
I have gained various new skills and qualifications.
The Redi Centre has broadened my knowledge and opportunities tenfold. I can now converse with deaf people, paint a picture and even mend a glass window!
What is the council thinking? To close the door on Redi will close the door to a lot of people's learning opportunities.
Why? Because Redi is a vital first stepping stone to achieving higher education.
People can learn in a friendly, relaxed, non-threatening environment, thus gaining new skills and qualifications, which can't be a bad thing, can it?
Please support Redi by writing to them or to the council.
Why spoil a fantastic facility, which is used and needed by so many?
Mrs Jackie Lee
Winyates Green
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