Relocation of one-day loan books in the University Library

Posted by Internal Comms on September 7, 2012 in Staff, Students · 0 Comments

From Monday 3 September 2012, all one-day loan books have been moved out of the Library’s Short Loan room and put on the ordinary shelves with the four-week and seven-day loan books.

The one-day loan books will still have their blue labels and will still be one- day loans. With this move, the Library hopes it will be easier for students and staff to find the books they need.

For the time being, four-hour loans will stay in the Short Loan room. In the future, the room will become extra study space so the books’ location is likely to change in the long term. Further information will be available as soon as the Library sets up a date for the move.

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