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We're reaching out for Mental Health Awareness Week (15-21 May) by highlighting how our library services can help tackle anxiety and improve wellbeing across Suffolk.

We recently worked with The Audience Agency to gain a greater understanding of our current customer base and the perceptions of non-library users.

Kirsty Tallent, a multi-sensory theatre maker and facilitator, will be working in collaboration with libraries to highlight the power of storytelling as part of our new Storyteller in Residence programme.

New book collections to support people through bereavement are now in place at several of the county’s libraries.

Wild Reads aims to encourage readers and wildlife-lovers to explore and celebrate the connection between the natural world and the written word.

With a selection of five great books with five amazing journeys, all recommended by readers, DiscoveReads is unique way to take your reading to new places.

Suffolk Libraries has officially launched Menopause & Me - a new programme to help local businesses and people who are experiencing the menopause or perimenopause.