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No card reloading after Friday 29th July

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There will be no card loading machines available to add credit to Keele or NHS Library cards (to pay for printing and photocopying) after Friday 29th July.

If you require any printing or photocopying and do not have sufficient funds on your card:

  • Add your printable items to a memory stick, bring to the counter, a staff member will print your items, you can pay in cash or by credit/debit card.
  • Bring your photocopying to the counter, a staff member will photocopy your items, you can pay in cash or by credit/debit card.

Keele users can add credit to their Keele card online via the Keele Card web page.
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