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reading, and each year it reaches millions of children across the UK with books, resources and support to help develop a love of reading.


www.booktrust.org.uk


British Library (BL) The national library of the United Kingdom, providing information services to people, libraries and communities of all kinds. We collect, preserve and provide access to the national collection of over 170 million items, ranging from books and journals to news, sound recordings and websites. The collection grows by several million new items each year and everyone can get a reader pass to use it. www.bl.org.uk


British Library (Living Knowledge Network)


The Living Knowledge Network is a UK-wide partnership of national and public libraries, which shares ideas and sparks connections between


libraries, their collections and their people. The partnership includes more than 20 public library services, The British Library, the National Library of Scotland and the National Library of Wales.


www.bl.uk/living-knowledge-network


Webinars: www.bl.uk/living-knowledge-network/ webinars


Buyer’s Guide


CILIP’s annual guide to service providers and products for the library sector.


www.cilip.org.uk/buyersguide


CILIP The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) is the UK’s library and information association. The only independent, cross-sector voice for the UK’s information profession – working to improve services, develop members’ expertise and champion the sector through Professional Registration, training and events. Stay up to date with all the latest developments with Information Professional Magazine. CILIP members can join a number of specialist groups, including the Public and Mobile Libraries Group, as well as regional groups and Devolved Nations. www.cilip.org.uk


CILIP Diversity Networks The CILIP Diversity Networks are free to join for anyone working in libraries and information and knowledge services. CILIP organises


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