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A new update is coming to our library catalogue
We’re letting customers know about some upcoming improvements to our online Spydus library catalogue system. The online catalogue will be unavailable on Tuesday 24 February while this update is taking place.
Enter our Instagram giveaway to win tickets to The Wolsey Theatre!
We’re launching a new giveaway on our Instagram to win free tickets to a show at The Wolsey Theatre.
Most popular books in Suffolk for 2025 revealed!
To inspire people to get reading in 2026, we’re sharing the most borrowed adult and children’s books from our libraries last year!
We’re celebrating National Storytelling Week
Suffolk Community Libraries is reminding everyone about the power of books and storytelling for National Storytelling Week.
Bestselling crime author Louise Candlish is coming to Thurston
We’re excited to welcome internationally bestselling crime author Louise Candlish for a special event at Cavendish Hall in Thurston next month.
Pollinate & Create: a new arts residency with Suffolk Community Libraries
We’re running a new arts residency in Lowestoft for local artists working in creative health with an interest in nature, community practice, and environmental action to help shape future library projects.
Health Information Week: information and events to keep you well
Suffolk Community Libraries and the East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) are working in partnership to highlight Health Information Week which runs from 19-23 January.
The ten books we’re most excited about in 2026
From buzzy debuts to long-awaited returns, we’re breaking down 10 of the fiction titles we’re most excited about in 2026.
National Year of Reading kicks off in Suffolk with library fines amnesty
Suffolk Community Libraries is getting behind the National Year of Reading campaign by launching a two-month amnesty to encourage people to borrow and read more books from the county’s libraries in 2026.
We’re part of new Libraries Development Framework
Suffolk Community Libraries is delighted to be part of the new national Libraries Development Framework.
