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Orkney Library & Archive welcomes residents of Orkney and visitors. With free internet access, CD & DVD hire, excellent study & research facilities, and a wide selection of books, there has never been

Durning Library is in an impressive Victorian building in Kennington, close to the tube station. It offers books, DVDs and CDs for loan, a reference and information service, and free use of computers for Internet, email and word-processing. The Library also holds a small collection of books in Bengali, French and Spanish. We also have online resources and services for you to use. Access for people with disabilities - Wheelchair access at the rear of library, via Fowley House, White Hart Street. Ramped access - Disabled toilet - Registered assistance dogs welcome There is no Induction Loop.

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Rhyme Times are every Thursday at 2.00pm and also every Friday at 10.30am. Story Times are the first Wednesday of the month from 10.30am. Parent Help section with books on Dyslexia, ADHD etc. Rutland Adult Learning runs a Work Club with free advice, guidance and training sessions in the Access to Work Hub in Oakham Library from 1pm-4pm every Wednesday.

This Facebook page has been created for the purpose of advertising library events, changes in library operations and for distributing reminders about on-going library services as well as to celebrate some of the most interesting features of the collection and the space it inhabits. Please note that all information that is shared by library staff on this page will be duplicated through email and/or in leaflets or on posters within the library to ensure its accessibility to library users who are unable or do not want to use this site. Please be aware that any data that is entered onto Facebook is held by Facebook and not St Hilda's College or Oxford University. Information displayed here is visible to the general public and the library does not have control over how it is used. If you choose to leave a message please do not post personal identification data (eg. Bod. card numbers) or any information of a personal sensitive nature.

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- The most comprehensive and accessible collection of poetry from 1912 in Britain - It is the major library for modern and contemporary poetry funded by the Arts Council England - Poetry is available in many formats: books, pamphlets, audio cassette, CD, video and DVD for reference and loan; magazines, press cuttings, photographs, posters and postcards for reference. See our links pages for our pick of web-based poetry - The Poetry Library is the home of poetrymagazines.org.uk, an ever-growing full-text database for UK poetry magazines of the 20th and 21st centuries - There are comprehensive education and children's sections - The Poetry Library promotes the reading of poetry for people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds in collaboration with Learning and Participation at Southbank Centre For more information please visit our website: http://www.poetrylibrary.org.uk/

To find out more about Swindon Libraries & Information Service, then check out www.swindon.gov.uk/libraries where you can find the opening times and contact details for your local library. Do you have a query but not sure where to find the answer? Then why not call our Information Helpline on 01793 466454? This is a free service that enables you to ask an information question to a trained member of staff at Central Library, where there is direct access to a broad range of resources. This service is available: Monday–Friday 9.30am–7.00pm Saturday 10.00am–4.00pm Sunday 11.00am–3.00pm You can also contact us by email at: askthelibrary@swindon.gov.uk If you have a Local Studies or Family History Query then contact us at: localstudies@swindon.gov.uk We are also on Twitter: twitter.com/swindonlocal twitter.com/swindonlibrary twitter.com/SwinHeadspace Textphone users can contact Swindon libraries via Text Relay by inserting the prefix 18001 before the full telephone number. Disclaimer: All data and information provided on Swindon library's social media platforms is for informational purposes only. The library makes no representations as to accuracy, completeness, currentness, suitability, or validity of any information on this site and will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or delays in this information or any losses, injuries, or damages arising from its display or use. Swindon libraries do not endorse any product advertised via our social networking sites. By viewing a digital image from our collections, you are agreeing to comply with copyright licensing regulations. These state that your use of the image is for personal use only, and that you will not copy, publish or distribute the image in any way without prior permission.

University Library at Rochester is one of five campus libraries at UCA providing one of the most comprehensive visual arts resources in the region. Students and staff can borrow books and request journal articles from the other campuses at Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham and Maidstone.

Wallington Library was originally opened in 1936. Since then it has had an upper floor added; and was last refurbished in 2006, when it took on its current layout and appearance. One of the special fe

Whether you want to borrow books, CDs, DVDs or Arts Equipment; surf the Internet; access WiFi; join in a storytime; delve into your family tree; check out our online databases it's the place to be!