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Due to unforeseen circumstances, Mickleover Library is closed this morning. We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience this causes.
The library will be open this afternoon from 12.35 to 6.30pm
You can renew your books online at derby.arena.axiell.com/
Code Club courses at Derby Libraries start again next week, and we still have some spaces left at Riverside and Alvaston Libraries!
For more information and to book a place, please visit: inderby.org.uk/libraries/clu…
Due to the snow fall we are experiencing some difficulties opening some library sites this morning – mainly the volunteer delivered sites – and we suggest you call the library to check if its opening before setting off.
inderby.org.uk/.../find-your…
If your books are about to go overdue then you can renew book loans via the library web site.
emlib.ent.sirsidynix.net.uk/…
If you are in need of a new book then there is the eLibrary with eBooks, eNewspapers and eMagazines.
inderby.org.uk/libra.../what…
Our free Code Club for children & young people (aged 8 - 13) is back!
An opportunity to create, play, & experiment with games & animations...
inderby.org.uk/libraries/clu…
Places are available at Alvaston, Mickleover, Riverside and Normanton Libraries, and tickets are free!
Please book at: inderby.org.uk/libraries/clu…
Spondon Library will remain closed while we continue to investigate the structural problems. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the work required, this is expected to take several weeks.
We apologise for the continued inconvenience and will continue to provide updates.
Spondon Library Temporary Closure.
Spondon Library will be closed for the next two weeks. More information on the closure and options for library customers can be found here:
inderby.org.uk/libraries/not…
Giant Strides and Grazed Knees
An affectionate history of playgrounds, 1850-today.
FREE lunchtime talk at Mickleover Library with landscape historian @linden_groves, Wednesday 3rd July 2024, 12.30pm - 2pm.
Last chance to book! - 01332 647884 or [email protected]
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Half-term is coming! We are running Minecraft and Lego BricQ workshops at Alvaston Library and Normanton Library on Wednesday 29 May.
To find out more and book your tickets, please go to:
inderby.org.uk/libraries/eve…
NEW BOOKS ALERT! Run don’t walk to Derby Libraries.
Discover the latest addictive page turner from Marian Keyes , enjoy a witty romance by Emily Henry or escape into a dark magical tale set in Spain from Leigh Bardugo.
There’s something for everyone including little ones , Little Owls Babysitter is great for sharing - what a hoot!
All FREE to borrow with your library card.
Find your next favourite read here emlib.ent.sirsidynix.net.uk/…
Half-term is coming! We are running Minecraft and Lego BricQ workshops at Alvaston Library and Normanton Library on Wednesday 29 May.
To find out more and book your tickets, please go to:
inderby.org.uk/libraries/eve…
This morning the Guardian has a great article sharing some ideas from librarians to help you get back into the habit of reading. theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
Our free Code Club for children & young people (aged 8 - 13) is back!
An opportunity to create, play, & experiment with games & animations.
Places are available at Riverside and Normanton Libraries, and tickets are free!
Please book at:
inderby.org.uk/libraries/clu…
Derby Libraries retweeted
We enjoyed visiting Alvaston Library @DerbyLibraries yesterday to drop off our posters and book reviews. 📚 #readachievesucceed
We have some fantastic family events happening this Feb half term #Derby. All events will be free & bookings will open later this week!
Keep an eye out for updates 🤩🙌🏿
ALT Child wearing brightly coloured stripy hat jumping with arms extended
Can anyone help us to identify the location of this mystery photograph? It is a Derby Telegraph photo but we are unsure of the location.
If you can recognise anything please let us know :)
ALT Black and white photo of three work men standing in what could be a sewer or a culvert, or flood outlet, or under a bridge - we don't know - yet...