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Library Essentials for Students – Automatic Renewals

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The majority of users (including Keele staff and students and our NHS users) will have their loaned items renewed automatically by the library system, unless an item has been requested or your library account is in debit by £10 or more.

This means that you don’t have to worry about logging on or ringing up to renew your books.

However, keep an eye on your Keele email account, if another user requests the book you have on loan you will be asked to return it. If you don’t return it on time you will be fined.

If you don’t need a book any more please return it so that it is available for other users.
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