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the confrontation between librarians and the local authority in the districts of
France controlled by the Front National reaches crisis point. Freedom of
information: what is the hold up? What are the issues? Public
libraries: Tory local authorities are making a stand on libraries. Plus Durham's
bid for big lottery bucks Unesco: there has been some controversy in the press about the government's decision to rejoin Unesco. So why has the Library Association been campaigning for just such a move? Schools library services: the battle to make them statutory appears to have been lost. So what is now the key issue? Legal deposit: when is a book not a book? |
Internet censorship:  another lawsuit is initiated as civil rights organisations go to court
over the rights of academics to view 'sexually explicit' material. IT and schools:
report calls for urgent action.Education news: how to get your library on the agenda of an Ofsted inspector plus the latest findings on education libraries and books in schools. Books & publications: details of library success in the first round of Arts for Everyone lottery grants and news of the opening of the Centre for the Children's Book. Library and Information Commission: the research strategy Plus the latest Heritage awards and the BL's purchase of the first map of Britain. |
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and how the National Deaf Children's Society, supported by Swansea libraries
got them for a collection relating to deaf culture. 