Peter O'Sullivan found the books among his late grandfather's belongings and said returning them was "the right thing to do".

To celebrate 150 years of ALA, a timeline of events that changed librarianship since the Association's 1876 founding.

This looks to be a fascinating lecture!: "Over this longue durée, the goal is to shed light on the representations—and, at times, the fantasies—that the memory of a lost library can inspire, using the example of the ‘ideal library’ of one of the greatest thinkers and guiding figures of the Western intellectual tradition." Get the full details at

A popular Dudley library is set to bring back memories of childhood books after being moved brick-by-brick and reopened at the region's largest heritage museum.

The copy of Dogs and Their Management was due back on 8 September 1962, library bosses say.

Medieval Libraries of Great Britain In the spirit of the renewed year, one renewed Bodleian resource is sure to delight those interested in medieval libraries: the newly re-released Medieval Libraries...

Lincoln Library 50th Anniversary