Libraries are Civilisations Festival partners
Jane Ellison writes about the BBC Civilisations Festival, and how libraries are taking part
Case study
Libraries tackle loneliness
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Ayub Khan, Service Manager (Universal Services), Warwickshire and Libraries Connected President Elect, Posted on:
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Outcome: communities, Outcome: wellbeing
Ayub Khan writes about the role libraries play in helping to reduce loneliness and social isolation, sharing examples from his libraries in Warwickshire
From Chester to Newcastle - Arts in Libraries are being embraced in the North
Examples of innovative events, performances, exhibitions and participatory arts interventions taking place in libraries across the North, shared during Arts In Libraries networking sessions
Arts Council England consultation: opportunities for libraries
As Arts Council England work on their strategy covering the next 10 years, Anthony Hopkins encourages library services to get involved and respond to the call for evidence.
Integrated communities green paper
New government green paper: what it says about libraries, and how library workers can contribute to the consultation
A ‘Flourishing’ library - in Mowbray Gardens, Rotherham
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Chris Gaynor and Alnaar Clayton, Posted on:
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Library news, Outcome: communities
Fascinating and diverse range of community projects taking place in a library in Rotherham
Lunch at the library - an update
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Mandy Macdonald, Posted on:
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Library news, Outcome: culture, Outcome: learning
An update on the LOFE funded project that ran in Plymouth libraries
Islington’s reading champion: an interview with Councillor Raphael Andrews
At the start of Islington Reads week 2018, and the launch of their 2018:Year of Reading programme, Tony Brown talked to their reading champion.
Immersive, age appropriate, sensory story times
Helen Green writes about Bradford libraries' Libraries: Opportunities for Everyone project
Hillingdon Libraries launch the first Tovertafel in a public library
Daniel Waller writes about the launch of the first Tovertafel device in a public library, as part of creating a dementia friendly community