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*** View latest Coronavirus information for libraries here ***
Lockdown update from Staffordshire Library Service
During the current Lockdown, Staffordshire’s County Managed Libraries will be providing a limited service from Wednesday 6th January from the following libraries only:
Burton, Cannock, Leek, Lichfield, Perton, Newcastle, Stafford and Tamworth.
Opening times will be:
Monday to Friday 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am until 1:00 pm
Libraries will not open on Sundays.
Rugeley, Burntwood, Stone, Wombourne, Codsall, Kidsgrove, Biddulph, Uttoxeter and our mobile libraries will remain closed temporarily
You will be able to return books, order books for pick up via ‘order and collect’ and request books from an open library.
We will also continue to offer our Home Reader service.
There are currently no overdue charges for the late return of items.
Browsing of book stock is currently unavailable.
Public computers and printing are available to use within our 8 open libraries if booked in advance. For more information about bookings or printing contact your local library.
For more information about services at our 27 Community Managed Libraries please contact your Community Managed Library directly.
Telephone numbers for all Staffordshire Libraries can be found on the Staffordshire Libraries webpage.
When visiting a Staffordshire Library, you will be required to wear a mask or face covering. We are using contact tracing within all our buildings.
You can follow us on Facebook for a range of activities and events including Story Time, Baby Bounce & Rhyme and Craft Time. You can also join one of our Adult Book Chat, Creative Writing or Wellness groups. Simply visit Facebook/Staffordshire Libraries to take part.
Follow us on Twitter for updates and engaging posts.
Our online library is open 24 hours a day for FREE eBooks, eAudio, eMagazines, eComics and eNewspapers.
For more information about our services visit www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Libraries
Place a Reservation
Use our Order and Collect Service
Access our eLibrary
Access a range for FREE online resources
Follow us on Facebook
During January we will be keeping you entertained on our Facebook page.
From story times with Library staff to author events and specially collated videos for you to enjoy, we are here for you in lockdown.
On Wednesday the 6th January at 7.30pm we will be chatting to author Ben McPherson about his new novel, The Island - this is a free event and anyone can take part.
To be involved join our free Book Chat Group. Just head to our Facebook page and search for groups. You will find a link in the group for the event.
Lockdowns are tough if you need extra support or want to find out how you can help others visit our library lockdown resources page.
Ancestry Library Edition - still available to access at home during lockdown!
Staffordshire Library members can still access Ancestry Library Edition at home, thanks to Proquest and Ancestry UK, until the end of March 2021 so you can really get stuck into your family history now!
To access the site you need to log in to your Library account here https://www.yourlibcat.staffordshire.gov.uk/web/arena/user-pages
You then need to make sure you are in the ‘Account’ section and scroll to the bottom of the page and follow the link where it says ‘Access Ancestry Online’.
We hope you will enjoy this temporary access to the site.
You will need your Library card number and PIN. If you are not a Staffordshire Library member, it is quick and easy to join here
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 About Staffordshire Library Service
From books to local history resources, Your Library has a host of fabulous services and exciting events for you.
Why not try out our eBooks service, join a reading group or If you're looking for something in particular, you can also search the online catalogue or view a list of frequently asked questions.
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