Library News

We’re delighted to announce the appointment of six new Creative Health Associate Artists following our recent environmental-focussed residency intensive.

There are so many benefits to reading for pleasure, especially for children. Here are five different ways you can help your children discover the joys of reading at your local library!

We’re inviting library users across the county to share their thoughts on their library service for the chance to win a £50 Love2Shop voucher.

Award-winning author of the internationally bestselling ‘The Antique Hunters’ series C.L. Miller will be visiting Glemsford this month to talk about her new novel.

In celebration of the National Year of Reading, Suffolk Community Libraries recently visited Stoke Library to talk to students about their reading habits. 

Suffolk Community Libraries is launching this year’s ‘Reading Quest’ summer literacy campaign with the theme of curious creatures, we’re appealing for volunteers to help children on their reading journey.

We’re asking for your views on proposed improvements to Lowestoft Library, which will create a more open space with better lighting and flexible ground floor space for displays and exhibitions.

The popular crime fiction festival Slaughter in Southwold will be returning for its 12th year this June and features best-selling and award-winning crime and thriller novelists including Elly Griffiths, Harriet Tyce and Nicci French.

We’re highlighting three ways the library can come to you, so you can continue your reading journey and enjoy everything the library has to offer!

Suffolk Community Libraries is relaunching the DiscoveReads reading programme for 2026 – a unique way to encourage library users to read something new.