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Our top picks for family-friendly events taking place during October half term, including nature-inspired activities to interactive Viking battle demonstrations, and even puppet shows where you can learn French.
Suffolk Libraries is marking Menopause Awareness Month and World Menopause Day by reminding people of the support available through the Menopause & Me project run in partnership with Suffolk Mind.
Over 6,200 children took part in Reading Quest – a new literacy campaign which ran during the summer holidays.
Suffolk Libraries is marking Get Online Week by highlighting a few ways our libraries can help connect communities, boost digital skills, and reduce isolation.
Suffolk Libraries are working with the NSFT’s Recovery College to provide a series of live streamed courses at Ipswich County Library to help people with their mental health and wellbeing
Suffolk Libraries is marking World Mental Health Day on Thursday 10 October by promoting five key ways the library service can improve your wellbeing.
Libraries have long been about reducing, reusing, recycling. To mark Green Libraries Week, read about all the different ways our libraries are saving the environment.
Chantry Library in Ipswich is launching a children's writing competition in memory of Sally Billison, a much-loved member of staff at the library who sadly passed away last year.
Green Libraries Week will highlight the role libraries can play in celebrating green spaces and tackling climate change.
We will again be running a ‘Warm Welcome’ cost of living campaign over the coming winter, and all our libraries will be operating as warm spaces serving free hot drinks and other essential items.
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