Evidencing impact in Norfolk
The fifth and final blog post from the Making an Impact workshops: read about Norfolk's new Impact tool
Salisbury - back in business
Chris Moore describes the range of cultural activities taking place in the city, and how the library is supporting the community
Library makerspaces for young children: a national conference
Conference in November will share research on how to offer makerspace activities for young children in libraries
Somerset libraries redesign programme
The fourth blog post from the Making an Impact workshops: Somerset’s data mapping exercise
Impact: rhyme times and maternal mental health
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This is the third blog post from the Making an Impact workshops: Ben Lee shared his work around measuring the impact of rhyme times on maternal mental health
Taskforce meets in Warrington
Report on the 21st meeting - in Orford Jubilee Hub, Warrington
Word on Tour
Helen Chaloner from Literature Works writes about the literature touring programme in libraries in south west England.
The Reading Den at Chelmsley Wood library
[Editor’s note: guest post written by Steve Palmer, Childrens, young people and learning librarian in Solihull.] Solihull Libraries, Arts and Information Service is working in partnership with Solar, the children...
Evidencing impact in Kent
This is the second blog post from the Making an Impact workshops: Kent’s framework for evidencing impact.
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