Calling all crime fans! Slaughter in Southwold event celebrates ten years.
The popular crime festival Slaughter in Southwold is returning in June, marking its tenth year since launching in 2013.
The popular crime festival Slaughter in Southwold is returning in June, marking its tenth year since launching in 2013.
Suffolk Libraries is launching a new project to provide support, companionship and resources to anyone in Suffolk affected by dementia.
Two members of staff at Suffolk Libraries have been shortlisted for their work on a Christmas toy appeal which saw 2,500 toys being donated to children and families in need.
Members of the Suffolk Libraries team are being praised for their outstanding fundraising efforts for Suffolk Libraries Day which raised over £18,200 to support our work.
A special open day is being held to celebrate the new Stoke Library in Ipswich.
Feedback from Suffolk County Council’s recent consultation on the future of the library service in Suffolk has highlighted how much residents value the current service.
The Skulduggery in Stowmarket crime fiction festival has been announced and will take place on Saturday 27 April at Stowmarket Library, with a series of top live author events.
Glemsford Library is working with a local motorbike venue to host a fundraising bike show for Suffolk Libraries on Sunday 7 April, with trophies for the best bikes, live music and food.
We are launching a new ‘Moving Minds’ project to improve people’s wellbeing in the county, which includes existing Jumpstart free fitness classes, free sports equipment hire, and free room hire for local businesses.
Our new Make a Difference With a Daisy fundraiser has received a boost from Suffolk based producer and Suffolk Libraries patron Emma Freud and her husband Richard Curtis.