Book collection (accessibility services)

Answered By: Jessica Wykes
Last Updated: 18 Jul 2024 Views: 38

Library users may request that materials be retrieved in advance of their visit.

To use this service, it must be included in your Student Support Plan in agreement with Student Health and Wellbeing

  • You may request that materials be retrieved in advance of your visit.
  • This service is available with half a day’s notice. 
  • We can process one request for you per day of up to 20 items for Undergraduate students, 25 items for Postgraduate students and 30 items for Research students and staff.
  1. Email your request to us (see contact details for your Library location in the table below). In your email, please include the title, author and edition or publication date for each book.

  2. We will collect the books and notify you when they are ready for collection. If a book has already been borrowed by another user, we will reserve it for you.
  1. You can collect your books from the Requested Items Collection in each Library. The books are arranged alphabetically by the first 4 letters of your surname. Library staff and Security staff can assist with collecting items from these shelves. If you are unable to access the shelves in these areas we can arrange for your items to be collected from staff at the Help Desks.

  2. You will need to bring your City ID card to borrow the items. 

Library location Contact email Phone number
Northampton Square Library Nsq_Library@city.ac.uk 020 7040 8191
Business Library BusinessLibrary@city.ac.uk 020 7040 8787
Law Library LawLibrary@city.ac.uk 020 7040 0342

If you need assistance with book location, retrieval, access to shelves, or moving books to other floors during your visit, please contact:

  • Northampton Square Library: Library staff at the Level 2 Help Desk, or alert our roving staff who will be happy to assist.
  • Business Library and Law Library, please contact library staff at the Help Desk.
  • You can also contact library staff via Online Chat. Access the chat box from the Library homepage.

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