Slippers, Teddies and Death Cafés – libraries and public engagement
The Carnegie Trust’s Rachel Heydecker reports on 4 more of the projects running as part of the Engaging Libraries programme
Case study
Community Challenge Prize
Details of the winning project developed by the team in High Wycombe library - which encourages and supports library visitors to use travel apps to save money on transport
Rotherham: Council and Mowbray Gardens library - working together to help people back into work
How a library and council team working together helped a resident back into work
Arts for children and young people in Nottinghamshire
Peter Gaw writes about the NPO programme in Nottinghamshire, presented by Inspire
Reading together – book groups in Cambridgeshire Libraries
Cambridgeshire Libraries' Nikki Cooper writes about how their provision for reading groups has evolved.
An Adventurers Companion
Alison Catlin writes about a project which used a creative approach to improve wellbeing, reduce isolation and investigate how the arts can be used to explore library spaces in new ways.
J.R.R. Tolkien in Staffordshire: touring exhibition
Scott Whitehouse writes about the award winning Tolkien in Staffordshire touring exhibition
Partnerships, public engagement and pushing the boundaries
The Carnegie Trust’s Rachel Heydecker reports on 3 of the projects running as part of the Engaging Libraries programme
Advantage East Sussex
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An update on East Sussex libraries LOFE programme
Hosting a writer in residence at your library: everything you need to know
Alan Ward builds on the experience learned from his time as writer in residence in Hastings