Libraries in United Kingdom

Henry Bloom Noble Library

The library was founded on November 29, 1886, when it was situated next to the Town Hall in Ridgeway Street. In 2003 it was relocated to Victoria Street and in 2016 to Duke Street. It is named in recognition of the late Henry Bloom Noble (1816-1903), one of the island’s most generous benefactors, who came to the Isle of Man from Cumberland and through his entrepreneurial skills was reputed to be the richest man in Douglas by his early forties. When he died, he left his fortune to his trustees to be used for philanthropic purposes in the Island, and some of the Island’s best-known institutions, including Noble’s Hospital, the Villa Marina, St Ninian’s Church, Noble’s Park and Ramsey Cottage Hospital were established as a result of his generosity.

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Ksslibraries

Charlbury Community Centre

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Chetham's Library

Chetham’s Library was founded in 1653 and is the oldest public library in the English-speaking world. It is an independent charity and the entire collection at Chetham’s Library has been designated as one of national and international importance, an accolade of which we are extremely proud.

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Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru

The National Library of Wales is one of the great libraries of the world and one of our nation s most iconic buildings. Built in the early part of the 20th century the Library stands proudly above the seaside town of Aberystwyth in west Wales. It offers splendid views overlooking the town, the castle and Cardigan Bay. The glorious building offers a spectacular backdrop to one of the most important days of your life.

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Stalbridge Library

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Codex Conservation

Codex Conservation is a libraries company based out of 2, Print Village, London, United Kingdom.

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Ecclesfield Library

The Friends of Ecclesfield Library CIO is a non-profit voluntary organisation registered in England and Wales by the Charities Commission under registration number 1158802. Staffed entirely by volunteers, the Friends of Ecclesfield Library CIO (FoEL) serves the public in the district of Ecclesfield, the City of Sheffield, and its surrounding area, by providing a community lending library, and associated services. We enlist the help of residents, local authorities, voluntary, and other organisations; in a common effort to provide faculties to improve social welfare and for recreation and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the conditions of life for the residents. Staffed entirely by volunteers, the Friends of Ecclesfield Library CIO (FoEL) serves the public in the district of Ecclesfield, the City of Sheffield, and its surrounding area, by providing a community lending library, and associated services. We enlist the help of residents, local authorities, voluntary, and other organisations; in a common effort to provide faculties to improve social welfare and for recreation and leisure time occupations with the object of improving the conditions of life for the residents.

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Bespoke Libraries

Fg Library - Experts In Library Design & Furniture Manufacturing

At FG Library, we specialise in the design and manufacture of innovative, high quality library shelving, furniture, and interiors for school and public libraries. With decades of experience, we deliver bespoke solutions that enhance the functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability of library spaces. Our commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail ensures every project, whether a traditional setting or a modern learning space, meets the unique needs of our clients. We work closely with architects, designers, educators, and library professionals to create environments that optimise space and inspire learning, creativity, and discovery. From custom shelving and study furniture to reading areas and complete interior fit outs, our product range is tailored to support the evolving needs of schools and communities across the public library sector. Let’s collaborate to create inspiring library environments that engage and empower learners of all ages.

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Open Fifth

Open Fifth Limited (formerly PTFS Europe Limited) is a UK-based company with the vision to make technology easy for libraries. We focus on enabling library users through high-quality, open source software solutions. Our way of working is characterised by listening, finding solutions, reliable delivery, and above all open communication. Our highly skilled team has a friendly and approachable style in delivering our quality implementation and support services. We proudly work with customers across all library sectors, including public, academic, health, governmental, museum, law and special libraries. The reason so many customers continue to choose us is that we solve problems, we don’t sell software. When libraries join us as a customer, they are gaining the expertise of our developers, trainers, data migration experts, and experienced account managers to support them throughout the journey. As an ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and Cyber Essentials Plus certified company, you can also rely on the quality and integrity of the support we’re providing.

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Premium Medical Services Limited

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Leeds Libraries

We are the public library service for Leeds, with 37 libraries across the city providing books and reading, events and more.

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Gwella Flintshire Libraries And Leisure

Improving lives through health and well-being.

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Lab Nutrition Ltd

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Edinburgh Library Of Things

Edinburgh Library of Things (ELoT) is a borrowing service supporting the local community. We provide access to tools and equipment for everyday and one-off needs whilst also providing workshops to help the community learn skills and develop confidence in minimising waste and meeting others.

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Great Northern Railway Company Ltd

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John Dolan Obe

indepependennt consultancy supporting libraries in policy, strategy and development

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Qm Interlaw Council

The QMUL InterLaw Council is an initiative of the QMUL School of Law and its affiliated societies, designed to maximise the efficiency of society sponsored events through partnerships and collaboration. WHAT DO WE DO? The InterLaw Council works closely with QMUL Law Societies and the School of Law to provide students with a reliable source of all QMUL law news by law students for law students. Through its newsletter as well as Instagram and Facebook pages, Interlaw is committed to ensuring students are aware of the latest events and opportunities available to them. Help them plan ahead and get involved. InterLaw's weekly LEGAL newsletter is the only platform that provides an overview of all law society events and advertise brand ambassadors. WHO WE ARE. Secretary Generals: Roxana-Daniela Toderascu, Ananya Mukherjee Jr. Secretary Generals: Anna Viallefond, Sanya Chawla, Vedant Trivedi CONNECT WITH US. Interlaw.council@gmail.com Instagram: QMUL Interlaw Council GUIDELINES FOR PROMOTION. If you wish to inform students about an event or an opportunity, you can send an email to the InterLaw Council and we will directly liaise with the Undergraduate Law office to promote the event on your behalf. We only send out messages relating to undergraduate law students. We require at least a week notice period.

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Reading Ukrainian Library

Our mission is to provide a safe space, promote Ukrainian culture, and unite through literature.

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The Cornerstone Library, Churchtown

The Cornerstone Library, Churchtown is a volunteer-led community library providing access to books, resources, and inclusive learning opportunities for residents in Churchtown and the wider Southport area. Founded by the North Meols Library Association in response to the closure of the council-run library, our journey began in 2013 — powered by the passion and persistence of local volunteers. With the generous support of Cornerstone Methodist Church providing a venue, we proudly reopened our doors in October 2023, bringing vital library and community services back to the heart of Churchtown. Our mission is simple: to create an inclusive, welcoming space where people of all ages can learn, share, connect, and grow. We believe that literacy, lifelong learning, and community belong to everyone, and we're committed to keeping these values alive through our volunteer work, events, and services. Run by volunteers Powered by community Serving Churchtown & Southport We rely on your support — whether through volunteering, donating, or spreading the word. Get involved and help us keep the library at the heart of our community.

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The Bus Archive

Our mission is to collect and preserve records, photographs, publications and publicity from the road passenger transport industries — bus, coach, trolleybus and tram — and make these freely available to the public for research & education. The collections give a unique insight of operating companies, manufacturers, local authorities, significant individuals and regulatory bodies – hundreds of thousands of original documents, almost a million images and the largest collection of timetables and publicity in the UK. A supporting reference library gives context to the original records. All are made available to researchers and enthusiasts to consult at our research centres.

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The Women's Library Lse

A Women's Library somewhere

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Ace Integrated Services Limited

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