Library news
2018 Summer Reading Challenge - Mischief Makers!
05 July 2018Find out more about this year's Beano-based challenge from the Reading Agency.
Continue reading »Health Information Week in Shropshire’s Libraries
13 June 2018Free, specialist information and support concerning cancer is coming to Shropshire’s libraries.
Continue reading »Reading well for mental health
11 June 2018Shropshire Libraries launch “Reading Well for mental health” with titles by Matt Haig, Sathnam Sanghera and Ruby Wax.
Continue reading »Libraries - Opening times over the Spring Bank Holiday
21 May 2018All libraries will be closed on Monday 28 May, except for Highley, which will be open 9am – 2pm. Mobile Libraries will not be in service.
Continue reading »Shropshire Libraries are launching Kooth in their branches
02 May 2018Kooth is a free online counselling and emotional well-being platform for children and young people accessible through mobile, tablet and desktop.
Continue reading »Shropshire Libraries are Autism Friendly Libraries!
26 March 2018Autism Friendly Libraries film for library staff across England featuring children, young people and their parents and families talking about the impact public libraries have on their lives
Continue reading »Libraries online catalogue maintenance
30 January 2018Scheduled maintenance for the libraries online catalogue system will take place between 10pm on Tuesday 30 January and 1am Friday 2 February
Continue reading »Shropshire Libraries to host Human Library events to challenge stigma
14 December 2017Shropshire Libraries have teamed up with the Human Library™, an international organisation and movement, to set up a Human Library™ book depot in Shropshire.
Continue reading »Shropshire Libraries wins award for Picture This project
18 October 2017A young people’s arts project run by Shropshire Libraries and Ignition CIC has won the Bronze Marketing Excellence Award 2017 from CILIP’s (Chartered Institute of Librarians and Information Professionals) Publicity and Public Relations Group (PPRG).
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