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From the Bookstart website http://www.bookstart.co.uk/professionals/library.html 

'It is generally library staff who take the overall responsibility for running the scheme. This includes ordering the packs, liasing with the health professionals, inserting the local library details, arranging delivery and storage and monitoring the scheme's success'

In my experience local library staff do an excellent job in promoting and administering the scheme. With it being used as Frances suggests as a great promotional opportunity. The new Bookstart plus and Treasure Box are extending the scope and range of the initial scheme.


David Tanner
Project Officer (Lifelong Learning)
Business and Community Services (Information)
North Yorkshire County Council
Library HQ
21 Grammar School Lane
Northallerton
North Yorkshire
DL6 1DF
Tel: 01609 533814
Fax: 01609 780793
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>>> Frances Hendrix <[log in to unmask]> 24/07/2005 22:25:08 >>>
What a wonderful idea this is, but where is DCMS, MLA and public
libraries in this scheme?
 
Surely a deal could have been struck whereby all bags of books had an
invitation to the family/parent/carer, and the child, inviting them to
the library to 'swop' the books once they had been used, or take out
more books.,telling them about the stock of the library and the other
many services libraries provide to children and the whole family., and
with a life membership card to the library for the child?
 
is this a case of no joined-upness again? 
 
Frances Hendrix
The Laser Foundation
Martin House Farm, Hilltop Lane
Whittle-le-Woods, Chorley
Lancashire. PR6 7QR
Tel: 01257 274833
Fax: 01257 266488
 

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