E-zine for information professionals working for libraries, archives, and museums. Published every three months by UKOLN at Bath University. Includes searchable archives.

Specialist supplier to art and design libraries. Includes a monthly bulletin, exhibition catalogues and database of available books.

A free exhibition of the most significant treasures in the world, from Magna Carta to Leonardo's notebook to Beatles lyrics, and more.

Offers an overview of their collections and services, including a postal service, reading lists, and a searchable catalogue.

Provides details of this library's catalogue and visiting arrangements; specialises in women's writing in English from 1600 to 1830.

Gives free access to the merged online catalogues of many major university, specialist, and national libraries in the UK and Ireland, including the British Library. Includes FAQ, help resources, and a list of participating institutions.

Private library devoted to the thoroughbred horse. Contains information on the latest additions, plus an ask the librarian feature.

A freely accessible resource for everyone interested in design and innovation in libraries; includes resources and news, and a collection of examples of best practice from around the world.

Holds more than 32 million descriptions of records held by The National Archives and more than 2,500 archives across the country. Over 9 million records are available for download.

Maintains a collection of evangelical Christian books and an archive of many periodicals; includes an online catalogue, details of membership and services, news, events, and contacts.

A guide to library collections throughout England leading users to the right library and the right information in your region or beyond.

Houses a collection of materials by, for, and about women, and the Lesbian Archive; includes a history, with details of its education projects and events diary.

Discussion group covering the topic of graphic novels in libraries.

Major librarian and information management conference, held annually in London.

Set up in 1999, this is an alliance of London library user groups.

A week of promotions and activities in celebration of libraries.

A guide to one of the largest collections in the world relating to botany, held in the library and archives at Kew, with catalogues of their collections and visitor information.

Librarians’ Information Literacy Annual Conference, held annually to discuss the role of libraries in literacy.

Working to develop and facilitate a co-ordinated and strategic approach to LIS research across the UK. Withe details of events, conferences, and publications.

Located at Oxford Brookes University and contains some 650 books and 65 periodical volumes held on permanent loan from the OSA.

Multi-disciplinary collection of books dealing with vernacular architecture worldwide.

Provides a library of resources for adults and young people with visual impairments about reading and finding accessible formats; also includes resources for librarians and teachers, and a blog.

A BBC page with details of a Derbyshire village that purchased a red phonebox and converted it into a book exchange.

Independent picture library that brings together a diverse group of photographers in depicting the contradictions of contemporary life.

Defines a digital repository and offers advice for building, expansion and increasing use. Includes legal issues and a planning check list.

RASCAL offers research resources in Northern Ireland, including special collections in libraries, museums and archives across the region. Perform searches by keyword, title, or institution.

Established to support and coordinate the resources of research libraries; information about their groups, projects, membership, events, and publications.

An online service for library and information professionals; also advises the Scottish Government on library matters. Includes details of membership, publications, special interest groups, news and resources.

Dependent library of Cambridge University Library, established in 1904. Contains information on library catalogues and legal databases and details of legal research courses.

Details of routes, visiting times and dates of mobile library services in this village.

History of the Salford collection, a catalogue, and pages on trades and individual trade unions, each with brief history and items held. Includes articles, item of the month and information for visitors.