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Thursday, 23 July 2009
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Library move and closure: dates unconfirmed
The date of our move to Senate House is now uncertain, but it will most likely take place in late August. The library will be closed during the move.
We will reopen on the ground floor of the North Block of Senate House, entry via the Small Hall.
As dates are still unconfirmed please continue to check this blog and our website at http://commonwealth.sas.ac.uk/library.htm
The date of our move to Senate House is now uncertain, but it will most likely take place in late August. The library will be closed during the move.
We will reopen on the ground floor of the North Block of Senate House, entry via the Small Hall.
As dates are still unconfirmed please continue to check this blog and our website at http://commonwealth.sas.ac.uk/library.htm
Monday, 20 July 2009
Monday, 13 July 2009
Library move and closure
Our move to Senate House is due to take place from Wednesday 19th to Friday 21st of August. During these dates, the library will be closed.
We will re-open on Monday 24th August in our new location, the Small Hall, on the ground floor of Senate House, North Block.
During the closure, library materials can be made available for consultation elsewhere, by arrangement. We recommend that any researchers or other users who wish to use this service contact us as far in advance as possible (and certainly by the end of the day on Monday 17th August) at icommlib@sas.ac.uk
Please note that due to factors beyond our control, these dates may change. Users are urged to continue to check this blog or our website (http://commonwealth.sas.ac.uk/library.htm) for updates.
Our move to Senate House is due to take place from Wednesday 19th to Friday 21st of August. During these dates, the library will be closed.
We will re-open on Monday 24th August in our new location, the Small Hall, on the ground floor of Senate House, North Block.
During the closure, library materials can be made available for consultation elsewhere, by arrangement. We recommend that any researchers or other users who wish to use this service contact us as far in advance as possible (and certainly by the end of the day on Monday 17th August) at icommlib@sas.ac.uk
Please note that due to factors beyond our control, these dates may change. Users are urged to continue to check this blog or our website (http://commonwealth.sas.ac.uk/library.htm) for updates.
Tuesday, 30 June 2009
Move to Senate House delayed
Our move to Senate House has been unfortunately delayed. This is because the extensive programme of works to refurbish the South Block of the Senate House building have not yet been fully completed.
With a large number of parts of the School and Senate House and Institute Libraries moving, scheduling of these moves is currently being re-worked, taking into account the delays in access to the refurbished areas, as well as the desire to complete all moves by the start of the new academic year.
Please check our website for updates. We will close both to enable the Institute academic and administrative offices to be moved, and while the Library itself is moving. We have plans for alternative access to collections to be available during any closed period, and recommend that any researchers or other users contact us in advance as much as possible.
Our move to Senate House has been unfortunately delayed. This is because the extensive programme of works to refurbish the South Block of the Senate House building have not yet been fully completed.
With a large number of parts of the School and Senate House and Institute Libraries moving, scheduling of these moves is currently being re-worked, taking into account the delays in access to the refurbished areas, as well as the desire to complete all moves by the start of the new academic year.
Please check our website for updates. We will close both to enable the Institute academic and administrative offices to be moved, and while the Library itself is moving. We have plans for alternative access to collections to be available during any closed period, and recommend that any researchers or other users contact us in advance as much as possible.
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