Access Salford: Public and University Libraries
Access Salford is a partnership between Salford’s Libraries and Information Service and the University of Salford The aim is to improve access to library resources for the whole Salford community by providing a more extensive and accessible library service.
One of the main features of the scheme is that it is easy to join, removing as many barriers as possible to enable participation in learning.
Members of Salford public libraries can register as a member of the University Library and receive their own membership card which will enable them to come and go as they please. Public library membership cards will be used as proof of identity
Members of the University can join Salford’s public libraries, using university registration cards as proof of Identity.
The Access scheme is open to anybody who lives, works or studies in Salford.
What’s on offer …..
- open access to collections of books, journals and magazines
- areas to read and study
- support from helpful staff
……at University of Salford Libraries
- reference access to specialist books and journals
- access to some electronic resources
……at Salford Public Libraries
- borrowing facilities
- free internet use
For more information on joining and opening times contact your local library
or
Information Services Division
Clifford Whitworth Building
University of Salford
Salford
M5 4WT
Tel 0161 295 5444
email helpdesk-isd@salford.ac.uk
Or visit the Access Salford webpage.
This page was last updated on 31 October 2006
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