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Colleagues

Regional and Library Programmes at the British Library, established as part
of Public and Regional Marketing last October, recognises the strategic
importance of the regional agenda and builds on the partnerships developed
by the former Co-operation and Partnership Programme (CPP) between 1999 and
2003. In response to the Library's new strategic directions CPP had, in
recent years, moved away from project based funding and general Calls for
Proposals to developing partnerships with, among others, regional agencies
and public libraries to provide better services to users in the regions and
introduce the British Library's collections and services to new audiences.

As part of this change in focus it has been decided to close Concord: the
Library and Co-operation website . Regional and Library Programmes  now has
pages on the British Library website under the Co-operation banner . Some of
the material  on Concord has been transferred to our new pages.

The new webpages have material on:

The  work of the Regional and Library Programmes team including:
Our work with the regions
Our work with public libraries
The Laser Foundation
The Full Disclosure initiative
NEWSPLAN
The National Forum for Information Planning (NFIP)
Reports from the former Co-operation and Partnership Programme.

The URL is: http://www.bl.uk/about/cooperation/cooperation.html
<http://www.bl.uk/about/cooperation/cooperation.html>

Cheers
Henry

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Henry Girling
Regional and Library Programmes
The British Library
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