New Replacement NHS Library Cards

Are the first 4 digits of your library card barcode

5000

5080

5501

5502

5608?

If so your card needs to be replaced, in readiness for the introduction of swipecard access during evening and weekend opening hours from Spring 2012.

This will provide greater security for customers using the library at these times.

Please visit the Health Library, before 24th February, at any time during opening hours with your existing library card in order to receive your new card.

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