Library Loves Feedback will return in February

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Our Library Loves Feedback campaign will return from Monday 17 February to Sunday 2 March. During this time you will have a chance to tell us your thoughts on CityLibrary. We want to know how and why you love the library, as well as ways you think we can improve or adapt to better help…Continue Reading Library Loves Feedback will return in February

Unearth the mystery of Social History

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Are you interested in delving into the past and exploring the social history of countries across the world? If so, our newest database The Social History Archive could be the resource for you….Continue Reading Unearth the mystery of Social History

LGBTQ+ History Month at CityLibrary

This February, CityLibrary is looking at LGBTQ+ stories past and present. Learning and listening to the tales about those who came before us are equally as important as it shows how much progress has been made in certain areas and how precarious and short earned the rights and acceptance of being a LGBTQI+ individual can…Continue Reading LGBTQ+ History Month at CityLibrary

Research support for your dissertation

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If you are working on a dissertation or final year project there is a huge amount of support available from CityLibrary:…Continue Reading Research support for your dissertation

New ‘Bring your own device’ study spaces at Northampton Square Library

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We’ve recently introduced new “Bring Your Own Device” monitors. These are ‘hybrid’ screens you can use to either ‘mirror’ your screen to make your screen bigger, or ‘split’ your screen; allowing you to have two different pages open on each screen. These monitors also come equipped with a USB-C wire to connect your own compatible…Continue Reading New ‘Bring your own device’ study spaces at Northampton Square Library

Building works in the coming weeks – Northampton Square Library

Level 5 of Northampton Square Library Next week, starting from Monday (27/01/2025) through Friday (31/01/2025), we’ll have contractors giving our floor a fresh new look by replacing all the carpet tiles. Don’t worry though – the space will stay open – we’ll just have sections cordoned off as they work through the floor, one area…Continue Reading Building works in the coming weeks – Northampton Square Library

5 ways to #TakeABreak from coursework/exams

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Are you looking to move away from the stressfulness and embrace a little calmness? Here are 5 things you can do via CityLibrary to take your mind off of coursework and exams for a few minutes:…Continue Reading 5 ways to #TakeABreak from coursework/exams

Turn a new page in 2025!

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    Are you looking for a fresh way to spice up your reading routine in 2025? At CityLibrary, we’ve created the 2025 Reading Challenge just for this! This challenge is a fun and flexible way to explore books. Whether you’re an avid reader or someone looking to rekindle a love for books, this challenge…Continue Reading Turn a new page in 2025!

Seasonal opening hours

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Clerkenwell and Moorgate campus libraries will be open as follows during the festive period. Northampton Square Library Business and Law Library Thursday 19, Friday 20 December 09:00-21:00 09:00-17:00 Saturday 21, Sunday 22 December 10:00-18:00 Closed Monday 23 December 09:00-1700 09:00-17:00 Tuesday 24 to Thursday 26 December Closed Closed Friday 27 to Tuesday 31 December 10:00-18:00…Continue Reading Seasonal opening hours

Disability History Month 2024

Disability History Month takes place this year from 14 November to 20 December. Library Services are highlighting services and resources focused on this year’s theme: Disability, Livelihood, and Employment. This includes topics such as equity, representation, and removing barriers. Books and audio-visual resources Explore print books, e-books, and articles in our online collections. Use CityLibrary…Continue Reading Disability History Month 2024