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Bromborough Library was one of two libraries earmarked for closure

After a 10-year hiatus during which all publishing houses, libraries, and newspaper kiosks closed, and all cultural activities and events were suspended under the terrorist rule of ISIS, the first book fair in Raqqa, Syria, has been opened by the cultural authority of the Autonomous Administration of North and East…

One of Bangkok's oldest libraries has just celebrated its birthday, which also marks the 101st anniversary of the completion of its iconic structure in the heart of the city. The Neilson Hays Library recently hosted "101 Years Strong" with a rich variety of programmes and activities, from a storytime special,…

Civic body to launch mobile app to order books online

Exclusive: Emergency council cuts feared across England caused by inflation and higher energy costs

Libraries, bookstores deal with patrons trying to keep titles on Black and LGBTQ people out of sight.

Members of Wirral Council's tourism, communities, culture and leisure committee backed the plans

A one-day National Conference on “Transformation of Higher Education Libraries in the Digital Environment” will be organised in Goa on Friday. The conference will deliberate on the latest advances in the field of Library Science.

No question of curtailing people's right to movement or wear clothes of choice

The dispute has roiled the Downers Grove high school district, particularly at a rowdy board meeting at which adults in one case called a student a “pedophile.”

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