Changes to library opening hours over Christmas
16/12/2019
Kings Norton Library
The Kings Norton Library will be open 24/7 for the majority of the holiday period.
It will, however, be closed from 3pm on Friday 20 December until 8am on Monday 23 December whilst the carpets are cleaned. Students are welcome to use Building 37 as an alternative study space during this time. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Library staff will work until 3pm on Friday 20 December and will resume their normal working hours from 8.30am on Thursday 2 January. In their absence, you are welcome to use the PCs and printed stock, and to borrow and return items using the self-service machines. Please remember that you will need your University ID card to access and leave the building.
Management Information and Resource Centre (MIRC)
Opening times for the MIRC, located in the School of Management (Building 111), will change from 16 December until 4 January as follows:
- Monday 16 – Thursday 19 December: 8.30am – 5pm
- Friday 20 December: 8.30am – 12.30pm
- Saturday 21 December – Saturday 4 January: Closed
[Changes to usual opening times in bold].
Normal opening hours will resume from Monday 6 January.
School of Management students are reminded that they are welcome to use the Kings Norton Library whilst MIRC operates reduced hours, and that library staff will be available until 5pm on Thursday 2 January and Friday 3 January if they need help.
Barrington Library
The Barrington Library at Cranfield Defence and Security will close at 1pm on Friday 20 December. It will reopen at 8am on Thursday 2 January, but close at the earlier time of 5pm that day. Normal opening hours will resume from Friday 3 January.
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