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May Bank Holidays 2026

MacMillan Coffee Morning
Gosall Library
We would like to invite all staff to attend our Coffee Morning on Wednesday 28th September. This will be held in the Gosall Library at the Lantern Centre from 10am.
Come and have a brew, buy a cake or treat and have a go at winning a prize on our tombola.

If you would like to donate any cakes, bakes, sweet treats or a tombola prize, please get in touch with: academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk. We would greatly appreciate any donations.
All proceeds for MacMillan Cancer Support.
Library Survey
Feedback 2022
We are constantly striving to deliver the best service possible to help embed evidence into your daily practice. In order to take the service forward, we are kindly asking for staff to complete our short survey here. We value any comments, feedback and recommendations.
Improving our Service
Library User Survey
We are continuing striving to provide the best service possible for all our staff and Library users. We would really appreciate it, if you have a spare few minutes to complete our survey;
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/TSZNXFP
We value all feedback and hope to make changes for the better based on your recommendations.
We will enter anyone who completed the survey before Sunday 14th February into our prize draw to win a hamper of treats.
Fiction Collection
Now that we are into a new year why not try reading something new, a new author or genre maybe?
We have a large collection of fiction in the Gosall library, you can search our catalogue here. If you normally read crime or mystery novels why not try reading a biography? Or if fantasy is normally your bag why not give romance a go?!
We have a few ideas on display in the main library and the rest of our fiction collection can be found in the snug. Please feel free to browse and check out any books of interest using the self-issue machine. Alternatively, email the library team at academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk and we can post books out to you.
The library team is also happy to recommend books for you.

Healthy Eating in January
Now more than ever it is important to keep our bodies and minds healthy, so in the library this month we are promoting healthy eating
If you are visiting the library please have a look at our display of healthy eating books and help yourself to one of our healthy eating recipe cards. If you are interested in borrowing any of the books on display these can be checked out in the library using the self issue machine. Alternatively if you would like us to post a book out to you please email the library team: academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk
We will be featuring the recipes throughout the month on Twitter, please follow us @LscftL and share your own healthy food creations!

Library Bulletin
Suicide Prevention- October 2020
This month’s bulletin on suicide prevention is available to view and download.
2020 International Booker Prize
Winner announced
Congratulations are in order for Marieke Lucas Rijneveld, who wrote The Discomfort of Evening– winning The 2020 International Booker Prize. The book was written in Dutch and translated by Michele Hutchison. The £50,000 prize will be split equally between them, giving both the author and translator equal recognition.
To find out more about the winning book click here.
Health Information Week
This week is Health Information Week, a national, multi-sector campaign promoting high-quality information for patients and the public.
Health Information Week 2020 runs from 6th to 12th July and focuses on the themes of:
• Finding information you can trust
• Wellbeing
During this week the library will be promoting both themes via the library blog and in the Gosall Library.
We have a wide range of books in the library on mental and physical wellbeing, some of these on display in the entrance to the library and others on the shelves (some in the ALT/WEL section in the informal seating area just inside the library).
Here is a selection of titles we hold

Whilst the library is currently unstaffed you are welcome to browse the collection and check books out via the self-issue machine.

