Suffolk Libraries has launched a new supporters' scheme. Suffolk Libraries Extra offers individuals and businesses the chance to make an annual donation to get more involved and help the library service.

The trustees of Bungay Community Library are delighted to announce that Sir Laurie Magnus has agreed to become the library’s newest patron.

Emma Burley from Debenham High School is the winner of Suffolk Libraries’ 2017 Book Mastermind competition.

Suffolk Libraries is supporting a campaign by the charity BookTrust which aims to help children (and parents) get a good night’s sleep.

Library customers are being asked to have their say on the future of the county’s library service.

An exciting and innovative mental health and wellbeing initiative will be launched in Suffolk this year, through a newly formed partnership between three organisations.

Southwold Library has launched its fifth annual Slaughter in Southwold festival. The established crime writers’ festival will feature a number of top crime writers giving talks about their writing at on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 June.

This week it was announced that Suffolk would be one of the first Time to Change hubs in England, a new partnership of local organisations and mental health champions committed to improving local attitudes and behaviours towards people experiencing mental health problems.

Framlingham Town Council will be moving their office to the town’s library in the Old Court House in Bridge Street in early April.

Long Melford Library is unveiling a new look this Wednesday (15 March).