With the local elections coming up on 22nd May, representatives from Libraries for Life for Londoners (LLL) have prepared a list of suggested questions to put to candidates regarding library services:
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Carnegie’s usage keeps going up…
In our August 2013 Newsletter I reported statistics of library usage showing the numbers of visitors and issues in each location gave a picture at Carnegie of continued improvement. For example, there were 200 more visits in October 2012 than October 2011, and 580 more in April 2013 than April 2012.
There were also more issues and a marked increase in Continue reading Carnegie’s usage keeps going up…
Funky Wednesday 16th Apr, 2pm
Join Jean-Christophe for fun, music and singing for 3-7 years (parent/carer participation encouraged!)
Wednesday 16th April, 2pm
Carnegie Library
188 Herne Hill Road
London SE24 0AG Ph. 020 7926 6050 Continue reading Funky Wednesday 16th Apr, 2pm
Easter Activities For Children – Fri 11th April 2.30pm
There will be a fun Easter egg hunt in the Carnegie Library garden followed by an Easter arts and crafts session for children of all ages.
Friday 11th April, 2.30pm
Carnegie Library
188 Herne Hill Road
London SE24 0AG
Ph. 020 7926 6050
First Draft: Lambeth new playwriting competition
Sixteen Feet Productions present an opportunity for aspiring and emerging writers to showcase new work. They welcome submissions from anyone who lives, works or studies in Lambeth.
There is a category for young writers of 21 and under.
The selected plays will be rehearsed with a professional cast and director and staged as part of the Lambeth Readers and writers Festival on 30th and 31st May 2014 in the new performance space at the Library Building, Clapham. Continue reading First Draft: Lambeth new playwriting competition
They Keep Coming: New Books at the Carnegie Library
Ralph's party
By Jewell, Lisa
Book. English.
Published London : Penguin 1999
Meet the residents of 31 Almanac Road in a romantic and funny novel that takes you up the garden path, through the front door and into the most intimate.. Continue reading They Keep Coming: New Books at the Carnegie Library