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Showing posts with label #LibrariesDay Croydon libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #LibrariesDay Croydon libraries. Show all posts

Monday, 9 May 2016

Croydon libraries survey and a flyer with useful info to help you and others respond

The Croydon libraries consultation has been extended until 16 May 2016 as so few responses had been received by the original closing date.

Few still know of the consultation, so please spread the word.

Be aware that people who have completed the online survey have had issues. See the notes on page 2 of the flyer below.









Download the flyer here.

Download a copy of the Croydon library survey, here.

Do let us know your thoughts...



Friday, 5 February 2016

How not to promote libraries - Croydon excels at this...



National Libraries Day 2016 is on 6 February - a national celebration of libraries.

Croydon has failed miserably, again, to promote libraries as part of this event.

Nothing at all on offer listed on the National Libraries Day site:

The buzz of activities to celebrate National Libraries Day in areas surrounding Croydon is clear. Yet not one activity has been posted for Croydon, just days prior to the event.

And, just one tweet about it, which went out on 3 February.

But, quite a number of activities, although most are modest offerings, are listed in the Croydon Libraries brochure...

Everything from: 
  • scavenger hunts
  • crafts
  • African drumming
  • mystery book displays
  • quizzes for adults and children
  • a coffee morning 
  • NLD themed storytime
  • We love libraries... heart writing event
  • and a suggestion box 






If you love libraries, please ignore the lack of promotion.

You can:

Visit your library

Borrow a book or two

Take a shelfie to share

Tweet using #LibrariesDay #Croydon

Send us your views, images, thoughts....



Plus


You can also join the rally prior to the lobby of Parliament, next Tuesday, at Central Hall Westminster.  This is open to everyone - library worker, library campaigner and library user.


See www.speakupforlibraries.org for details and link to booking.