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Heating issues at the Health Library - Clinical Education Centre

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There are currently heating problems in some areas of the Clinical Education Centre. The Estates team are working hard to try to resolve but it is a major issue and not a quick fix.

If you are visiting the CEC and the Health Library you are advised to wear extra warm clothing.

There is also an issue with the lifts in the building and both are currently out of action. 

Please note that you can access many of our resources online - ebooks, ejournals and databases. Please see our website for links for access if you would prefer to work from a different location.

Apologies for any inconvenience that the above issues may cause you, but please be assured that it is hoped both issues will be resolved soon.
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