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.
British Standards Online
Deborah Brown from the British Standards Institute writes about their new offer for libraries.
Immersive, age appropriate, sensory story times
Helen Green writes about Bradford libraries' Libraries: Opportunities for Everyone project
Regulations on the re-use of public sector information
The National Archives' Howard Davies shares guidance which sets out clearly what libraries should do to comply
Do people trust librarians?
[Editor’s note: Guest post written by Nick Poole, CEO of CILIP: the library and information association, announcing the results of a poll they commissioned] We commissioned a YouGov poll to explore which professional groups the public believe are most likely …
Bucking the trend - Taskforce meets in the Woolwich centre
A report of the 18th full meeting
Libraries in Birmingham
Reporting on new structures and visits to Selly Oak, Kings Norton and Thimblemill.
Young People’s Library Survey
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Sarah Mears, Library Service Manager, Essex Libraries and Chair of the Young People’s Library Survey Group writes about the recent report which analysed the Young People’s Library Survey from 2014 -2017.
Catalogue discoverability – a marked improvement?
Catherine Cooke describes how TriBorough have improved the visibility of their catalogue to internet search engines through the use of linked data, positioning the library where its users - and potential users - are.
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