live@thelibrary: a cultural programme with Oldham Council libraries
Richard Hall writes about the cultural programme that brings the best book themed activities, music and theatre to the heart of Oldham in Oldham Library’s Performance Space.
Case study
Collaborative project: getting children talking in St Helens
A Speech and Language Therapy Service and a Schools Library Service working together in St Helens.
Family Storywalks in Kirklees
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Tiffany Haigh, Posted on:
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Case study, Outcome: communities, Outcome: literacy
Guest post written by Tiffany Haigh, Librarian for Kirklees Libraries about the evolution of storywalks over the last 9 years in Kirklees
Income generation for public libraries
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Sheila Bennett, Posted on:
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Case study, Events, Libraries Deliver: how we'll achieve this, Taskforce
Sheila reports on the recent income generation masterclasses. This post contains details from all presentations and discussions, and includes lots of links to additional material.
Carlisle Library’s Seven Stories Project
Mari Pearce of Cumbria Libraries writes about their Arts Council England funded project
Pen to Print: Real People, Real, Stories
Lena Smith writes about the Pen to Print programme, run by Barking and Dagenham libraries.
64 million artists
Arts Council England project which aims to unlock the creative potential of everyone.
Alternative delivery models: masterclass reports
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Jonathan Lindley and Sheila Bennett, Posted on:
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Libraries Deliver: how we'll achieve this, Outcome: digital
A joint post from Sheila Bennett and Jonathan Lindley following the recent masterclasses
Libraries Deliver…. Improved digital access and literacy
Harry Lund from the DCMS Digital Economy Unit writes for us about the new UK Digital Strategy and its relevance to libraries
Mi Wifi: helping some of the most disadvantaged Londoners to get online
GLA's Siobhán McKenna writes about developing a pilot for London’s libraries which aims to eliminate some of the primary barriers to getting online for some of London’s most vulnerable groups