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Have you seen our library books? - Book Amnesty

             Wanted!!!             

Have you seen our library books?

Your Health Library teams are holding a book amnesty until the end of February, and are therefore asking if everyone could return any unused library books; which may have been forgotten about.

  Have items been locked in or left lying around in offices, staff rooms, store rooms and drawers within your department?

  Maybe you have a shelf at home that’s looking a little too full?

 Fines will be waived on returned  items (subject to circumstance).

 Returning items—please bag them together, write on the bag or include a note saying ‘Amnesty’ and return them via:

Health Library (Royal Stoke) : returned items box, inside the Clinical Education Centre porch opposite the footbridge.

Health Library at County : returned items box, inside the chapel door in the Postgraduate Medical Centre.

 For more information— please speak to Frances Griffiths or Paige Simcoe - 01782 679500.



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