NEW LIBRARY SERVICES
Havering Library Service will purchase over 30,000 new books this year. Four new online services are also being made available free to members of the library service. It is free to join Havering libraries, and more information is available by visiting a branch or online at http://www.anywhere.me/havering, through Havering Libraries facebook page (search Havering at http://www.facebook.com) or tweet Havering Libraries @HaveringLibrary. The new online services include "Zinio" which gives access to UK magazines such as Cosmopolitan, New Scientist or BBC Wildlife. "Transparent Language Online" offers a suite of video language training courses from Albanian to Zulu and including English as a second language. "Freegal" gives access to free music downloads and "Universal Class" is a remote learning system offering education in a wide range of subjects.
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