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Library and Information Commission looks to give a strategic direction to LIS research. Wolfson
Fund: Chris Smith announces the winners, Public library news: industrial action is averted in Bristol. Selling out to a supermarket proves a good move for Knowsley, and new charges for non-statutory users in Manchester. British Library: St Pancras welcomes its first readers at last. IT news: details of the pilot project for the University for Industry and how libraries are poised to become involved. Plus IT training for the schools sector. |
Internet censorship: legislation failed in the States, but are UK Internet service providers setting up their own kangaroo courts on the content of the WWW? Online Information 97: the highlights of this year's event. Literature News: a series of visual arts installations from Book Works brings a new imaginative dimension to libraries. The first tranche of Arts for Everyone money, and a Director for the long-awaited London Literature Festival. Euro facts: A new information pack on Europe |
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and takes time off to tell a tale to a clown for National
Libraries Week. 
and the extraordinary Leighton House hosts an
exhibition on the Arabian Nights. 