We’re delighted to announce the launch of the 2019 Marsden Calendar. If it’s true that every picture tells a story, there are some proper classics in here, all adding up
Following our hugely anticipated Half Moon Poetry Showcase with The Poetry Village, we’re excited to have a double bill of fiction with Dave Rigby and Amanda Huggins. Wednesday 28th November, 7pm
Friends of Marsden Library welcomes the news that, following the most recent Library Service consultation, Kirklees MBC has committed to the principle of retaining the Library Service in house and
We’re continuing our collaboration with The Poetry Village to bring you a very special evening of poetry to celebrate this year’s Poetry Day. Direct from the poetry town of Otley,
Friends of Kirklees Libraries Statement of Principles Purpose of this Statement of Principles We, as Kirklees Branch Library Network, have prepared this statement in response to Kirklees Council’s consultation on
Building your Family Tree on Ancestry.co.uk Volunteers Hazel Seidel and Marian Casler are running a workshop using the Library computers for anyone wanting to get started researching their family tree.
We are excited to announce the winning pictures for this year’s Marsden Calendar Competition – 13 months including January 2020, and the cover. Calendars will go on sale in September
There’s lots going on in Marsden Library over the summer. This year’s Summer Reading Challenge is Mischief Makers, inspired by the much-loved comic The Beano, celebrating its 80th anniversary. Events
CAB is moving the day that they have sessions in the library. The new CAB day will be Wednesday afternoons 1-4, starting on 11 July. Call in or phone 01484
Summary of the Library Consultation Research We expect that the full report will be submitted to Cabinet in July, and we await further developments. As previously reported, this research will inform