EVENTS


www.cilip.org.uk/events


FIND out what events, training and activities are coming up from CILIP and its Member Networks over the next months. Events and training are part of CILIP’s wide package of member benefits, with many available free to mem- bers or at a reduced cost. Events are added all the time, so make sure you check www.cilip.org.uk/events to keep informed on what to expect.


JULY Meet the CILIP President


Hosted by ILIG 7 July, 1pm to 2pm Online


An event exploring international librarianship presented by Carryl Allardice, Head of Infor- mation and Knowledge Management at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Of- fice, who will share reflections and insights from her extensive experience in the field, including perspectives gained through her participation in international conferences and professional networks. This is a valuable opportunity to learn about global trends, exchange ideas, and discover how librarians around the world are addressing shared challenges and opportunities.


Contact: Anca Cojocaru at ILIG@cilip.org.uk Register at: https://tinyurl.com/CILIPILIGpresident


CILIP RPG AGM 2026


Hosted by CILIP RPG 7 July, 2pm


9 Margaret Street, Birmingham B3 3BS


The venue for this year’s AGM is the Birmingham & Midland Institute, a Grade II listed building from 1899, by Cassins, Peacock and Bewlay.


Contact: Ian Orton, ianorton5@gmail.com


CILIP RPG visit to Highgate School library


Hosted by CILIP RPG 13 July, 2pm


Highgate School, North Road, London N6 4AY


Highgate School was established in 1565 by Royal Charter of Queen Elizabeth I. It is a Grade II listed heritage building for its gothic exterior, which dates back to the 1800s. In 2014, their newly renovated library was opened by former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The library’s title is the Sir Martin Gilbert Library, named after the historian and official Winston Churchill biographer. Up to 12 places available.


Contact: Charmaine Bourton, charmainebourton11@hotmail.co.uk


“Shut up and write” session for Professional Registration candidates


Hosted by CILIP 15 July, 7pm to 8pm


Online


Undertaking a CILIP professional registration course? Finding it hard to concentrate on getting evidence written? Then please come along to this one-hour online session, which will allow you to focus on an aspect of your registration. What you choose to do will be up to you, but this will give you the opportunity to find time and head space to work on either your certification, chartership and fellowship.


Contact: Melanie Wood professional.services@cilip.org.uk Register at: https://tinyurl.com/shutupandwritejuly


50 INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL ICML


CILIP HLG Health Libraries Group 14-16 july


Technology & Innovation Centre 99 George Street, Glasgow G1 1RD


A three-day programme packed with engag- ing speakers at the forefront of new develop- ments and opportunities around our theme of Connecting. This summer, the global health information community arrives in the UK for the 14th International Congress on Medical Librarianship. In a year where the profession is navigating the rapid ascent of AI, tackling misinformation, and championing equity, the Congress provides a vital space for knowledge exchange that transcends borders.


Contact: hlgconferences@gmail.com Register at: www.hlg-conference.com/icml2026/registration


Exeter Library Safari Hosted by CILIP South West 14 July, 11.15am to 4.30pm Entrance to Exeter Central train station


The day includes Exeter Central Library, which has an average of 1,500 daily visits and holds over 60,000 items on 1km of shelves that can be issued at self-service points. Then onto The Devon and Exeter Institution is an independent historic library and educa- tional charity in the heart of the city. It was established in 1813, in order to promote ‘the general diffusion of Science, Literature and the Arts’ and this resolution remains at the centre of our cause to this day. Ending at the Exeter Cathedral Library in the West Wing of the Bishop’s Palace. It is a modern library and archive facility with many thousands of books and documents, which span the 10th to 21st centuries.


Meet with a PRSO and an assessor Hosted by CILIP 14 July, 2pm to 3pm Online


Are you undertaking Professional Registra- tion? Do you have any questions or things you want to clarify? Then join this session where you can ask questions of a PRSO (Professional Support Registration Officer) and an Assessor from the Professional Registration Panel. This event will take place virtually (the link for the session will be sent out five working days in advance. If you haven’t received the link two working days before the session, then please email.


Contact: Gil Young gil.young1@nhs.net Register at: https://tinyurl.com/PRSOjuly


“Shut up and write” session for Professional Registration candidates Hosted by CILIP 15 July, 7pm to 8pm Online


Undertaking a CILIP professional registration course? Finding it hard to concentrate on getting evidence written? Then please come along to this 1-hour online session, which will allow you to focus on an aspect of your registration. What you choose to do will be up to you, but this will give you the opportunity to find time and head space to work on either your certification, chartership and fellowship.


Contact: Melanie Wood professional.services@cilip.org.uk Register at: https://tinyurl.com/shutupandwritejuly


Tour of King’s School Canterbury Library


Hosted by CILIP London 21 May, 5.30pm to 7pm


King’s School Canterbury Library, 25 The Precincts, Canterbury, Kent CT1 2ES


Join us on a visit to King’s School Canterbury Library, hosted by Philippa Rose, Head Librarian. Tracing its roots back to AD 597, The King’s School, Canterbury, is perhaps the oldest school within the UK. It was repurposed as the King’s School in 1541, and has several famous pupils such as Christopher Marlowe and Somerset


Getting started with Professional Registration Hosted by CILIP


8 September, 12.30pm to 4pm Online


Join Jane Pothecary and Maureen Pinder (Professional Registration Support Officers for CILIP) to find out why professional registration is the next step in your career. This session is free and aimed at anyone interested in undertaking professional registration, or who has already started and would like a refresher. This webinar will cover: Registering for professional registration; the support available to you; an initial look at the PKSB and the criteria, and starting to think about evidence.


Contact: Jane Pothecary professional.services@cilip.org.uk Register at: https://tinyurl.com/gettingstartedregistrationSEPT


June-July 2026


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