1. Renewal: New Libraries for Manchester Councillor Mike Amesbury, Executive Member for Culture and Leisure Nicky Parker, Head of Transformation

2. GreaterManchester

4. Fastest growing economy outside London

5. City Region status, 2.5 million population

6. 23% BME population

7. 350,000 students within an hour’s drive

9. Central Library

10. 4 Mobile libraries

11. Library at HMP Manchester

12. Library Theatre

13. Greater Manchester County Record Office

14. Manchester Archive Service

15. 24 hour virtual Library

17. 2,341,839 visits April –Dec 2009

18. 1,671,617 book issues and renewals April-Dec 2009

19. 400,000 enquiries

20. 537,755 computer sessions

21. 2 additional libraries this year

22. 500,000 views of the library website

27. Funding from the City Council and innovative partnerships

28. Integrated whole City approach

29. Co-location strategy: colleges, adult learning centres, academy schools, supermarkets, leisure centres, children’s centres, health centres.

31. 24 hour virtual library and award winning social networking services

32. Open when customers want including Sundays

34. City LibraryCity centre, 4,000m2, open 67 hours

35. District LibraryCo-located, 1,000m2, open 64 hours

36. Community LibraryCo-located, 450-900m2, open 46 hours

37. Outreach Libraries Community locations, 50-150m2

41. Clayton Library

42. East City Library

45. Reopened autumn 2009

46. A library for ages 8-25 years

47. Young people worked with architect to design their library

50. Co-located with a new Adult Learning Centre: ICT, ESOL, vocational and non-vocational learning

51. Glazed façade, remodeled inside and out

52. RFID, new technologies

53. Headspace for young people

56. Both co-located with newly built academy schools

57. Integrated school and public libraries

58. Beswick at the heart of a regenerated community with a built environment specialism

59. Brooklands in an academy with a health specialism

61. Brooklands Library

62. The Avenue Library & Learning Centre

64. New Archive Centre

65. New City Library

66. New Library Theatre

68. Careful and sensitive restoration

69. Archive reading room

70. Meeting rooms, performance space

71. More books on open display than ever

72. A showcase for the city’s heritage, special collections and treasures

74. New Careful and sensitive restoration

75. Archive reading room

76. BFI Mediatheque and North West Film Archive

77. Meeting rooms, performance space

78. The ‘third place’

80. Co-located with City Council’s new Customer Service Centre in the newly refurbished Town Hall Extension

81. Customer focused, family friendly space

82. State of the art lending service

83. 24/7 access

85. New service concept The Library as the Third Place New services such as the Film Archive 24/7 access Self service and automation Increased access to the collection of 1m items More public space from 30% to 70% of the building Central Library and City Library 1 integrated Archive Integrated collections

86. Central Library:Manchester’s Third Place

87. City Library, look and feel

88. Family friendly library

89. Archive Partnership at Central Library

90. Core Partnership Greater Manchester County Record Office Manchester Archives & Local Studies Ahmed Iqbal Ullah Race Relations Resource Centre & Education Trust Manchester & Lancashire Family History Society Manchester Registration Service North West Film Archive British Film Institute Mediatheque

91. Vision for Archive Partnership Archive + service concept Regional centre of excellence for archives & family history The destination for heritage tourists, telling the stories of Manchester’s history and communities Exciting and unique partnership, combining complementary collections and services One-stop shop for family history North West partner for The National Archives and British Film Institute

92. New ways of working – automation and customer self service Issue Return Security Book sorting Automated storage Automated stack retrieval Self serve reservations (only shelving in public areas remains non automated)

93. Customer self service - self issue

94. Staff enquiry points

95. Automated book sorting and return

96. Automation at the British Library

97. Automation at the British Library

98. Automation at the British Library

99. Automated book vending – 24/7

100. Largest cataloguing project in UK 1 million retrospective items Manchester’s rich literary heritage Electronic delivery of records from British Library and other sources Improved access to collections for customers Leading to National Designation Status

101. Phase 4 – coming soon! 4 more new libraries under discussion with 2 retail developers, a Housing Association, and the PCT Potential for more joint college public libraries Refurbishment of remaining estate

102. Any questions? Further information: Councillor Mike Amesbury Cllr.m.amesbury@manchester.gov.uk Nicky Parker n.parker@manchester.gov.uk