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If you are student studying at Shrewsbury it is now even easier to avoid paying fines for books which are difficult to return.

All Keele stock can be now requested via Shrewsbury Hospital Library and returned there too! No fines will accrue for the in-transit period, even if an item has been recalled!

The Health Library can also accept returned items from the Shrewsbury collection, though it is best to return them prior to the end of placement. Remember to have items back at either Library before their due back date, as you will be liable to fines due on late returns.
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