Library services over Easter, 3-6 April
30/03/2026
Kings Norton Library will remain open for study 24/7. You will need your University ID card to enter the building and can use the self-service machines to borrow and return items as usual.
Barrington Library will be closed from 6pm on Thursday 2 April until 8.30am on Tuesday 7 April.
Although staff will be taking a break you can still access all our resources and online support via our website. The chat function on the site will also be available 24/7 if you need help, and if you send us an email we will reply to you as soon as possible on Tuesday.
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