Tuesday 1 April: Changes to Online Reference resources
We regret to inform you that due to current budget constraints, we will no longer be subscribing to Naxos music library, Theory Test Pro, GoCitizen and Oxford English Dictionary from Tuesday 1 April.
ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ has had to make some difficult decisions regarding the on-line resources we offer. Unfortunately, this means that we have had to review our provision of online digital resources provided by ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ Libraries, and as a result can no longer offer the above subscriptions.
We understand that these resources have been valuable to our community, and this decision was not made lightly.
We've subscribed to a range of quality information sources so you can have a reference library at home or at the library.
If you have trouble logging into our online products, please contact us.
Alternatively, if you want to login to your library account, search our catalogue, renew your loans, join online, and manage your details to receive eReminders you can .
Page contents
- Business
- Living and learning
- Arts and music
- Newspapers, magazines and journals
- People and history
- Reference
Business
Free, easy to search official information about every UK company registered with Companies House.-
A free to use website to help people to find jobs, work, and career opportunities by matching their talents and skills as defined by their hobbies and interests to jobs in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹.
Living and learning
Set up an account on the NHS website giving you the same access as the app. Full guidance on how to set up and use your account can be found on the NHS England website:
The online tool will help you by asking a series of short questions and depending on the answers will offer tailored information on grants, support and advice, and non-financial help on a range of topics.-
BBC Learning English is part of BBC World Service and is dedicated to providing free resources for learners of English at all levels covering grammar, vocabulary, listening practice etc. BBC Learning English is a website with videos and podcasts, with new episodes each weekday. Materials are mainly for self-study, but can also be used in class. Almost all series have subtitles, a transcript and a worksheet or quiz.
There are many organisations able to offer informed assistance to the armed forces community, but knowing where to start looking when you need support can be a challenge. The Forces Connect app signposts to relevant local and national organisations in just a few simple clicks. From crisis support to searching for an NHS dentist, starting a
business to advice on housing. There is no cost, no adverts and no personal information is required. Designed for serving personnel, those who have served, military families and those providing support to the Armed Forces
community. It is a simple, confidential way to find what support is available. Available via The Defence Gateway or Search “Forces Connect” in your app store. Use online via .
Arts and music
- British Film Institute (BFI) Replay (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
From the British Film Institute, BFI Replay is a brand new video online platform. A 'living digital archive' from the BFI, designed to give you access to thousands of newly digitised programmes and films; spanning 50 years of life captured from videotapes across the 20th century and almost lost forever.
Newspapers, magazines and journals
- Access to Research (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
Over 6,000 publicly funded scientific research journals available for anyone to read in the library.
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the . - British Newspaper Archive (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
Explore over 200 years of history, millions of stories: from your street to the world. To view images in the library you will need to register for your own free account.
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the . - PressReader
Today's papers including the Independent, Guardian, Telegraph, Daily Mail, Daily Express. Also regional papers and newspapers from around the world. PressReader also includes a wide selection of magazines from over 120 countries in more than 60 different languages.
As well as today's national papers, regional papers and newspapers from around the world PressReader also includes a wide selection of magazines from over 120 countries in more than 60 different languages.
. Please select sign in (top right), select "library or group" option on the pop up box and type in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹, choose ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library from options, type in your library card number and your Pin number.
Watch a video tutorial : . - Which? magazine (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ libraries have a login for Which? that can be used on computers. Staff will log you in.
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the .
People and history
- Ancestry (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
Search your family history using Ancestry's selection of UK censuses, parish records and many other national and international databases. The 1921 Census is now included in our subscription.
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the . - Find My Past (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
A family history and genealogy website with a growing collection of over 560 million family history records. The 1921 Census is now included in our subscription. You can find some information and videos on using the 1921 census on the .
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the .
Reference
- John Johnson Collection (access only available from a public computer in any ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ library)
The John Johnson Collection of printed ephemera from the Bodleian Library offers unique insights into the changing nature of everyday life in Britain.
You can book a personal computer in one of our libraries in advance by using the .