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Alternative email: reader-services-enquiries@bl.uk. Research library, not a public reference library. The reading rooms can only be used by people at a point in their research where no other library can supply all the information needed or if they can show a need to use items…

Catalogue checks and advance orders.

Access to Reading Rooms is via the Reader Registration Office and is free of charge. The Library is a research library, not a public reference library. Access to the main British Library catalogue is available on the Website. Detailed booklets about each of the reading…

Business email: business-information@bl.uk. To obtain a reader's pass contact the Reader Registration Office, tel: 020 7412 7676. Information on physical science, technology and engineering; life sciences, medicine, earth sciences, patents, trademarks, business, environment, health care and social policy.

Check with the Reader Admissions Office before visiting. International collection of over 3 million recordings of music, drama, literature, oral history, accents, and wildlife sound, including access to the BBC sound archives. The Sound Archive Information Service is located in Humanities Floor 2 Reading Room…

Free admission, permanent exhibition of the works of man from prehistoric times to the present day. A wide range of lectures and gallery talks. The Paul Hamlyn reference library and COMPASS, a multimedia guide to the collections. The Museum's Education Department runs a number of…

The museum store is at Debden, Essex - open on selected dates only. The London site houses the Royal Mail archive. Small exhibitions, events, outreach and educational resources.

London office for enquiries from the general public for first aid training. For workplace training, (First Aid, Health and Safety or Moving and Handling) contact Red Cross Training on 0844 871 8000. For young people, schools and youth groups courses contact London Youth Enquiries phone…

Charitable trust offering supplementary educational grants to people under 25 who have lived for two years or more in the area or have an association with the area bordered by Guilford Street, Southampton Row, High Holborn, Chancery Lane, Breams Buildings, Stonecutter Street, Farringdon Road, Herbal…

Collection of historical British telephone directories, including some from early private telephone and telegraph companies, from the 1860s onwards. Also specialist telecommunications journals, reference material, photographic, film and video collections.