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Leeds Libraries are one of nine library services in England to take part in innovative collaboration to enhance digital engagement and accessibility in libraries. 

A collection of zines charting decades of the cheers, tears and triumphs experienced by football fans is being gathered together for a new exhibition in Leeds.

A stunning 540-year-old manuscript filled with beautifully illustrated tips on how to stay on the right track throughout the year is going on display in Leeds.

Explore Green Reads book recommendations from our librarians, enjoy sustainability themed displays at libraries across the city or try out one of our Green Libraries events.

Congratulations to our School Library Service on its 50th anniversary!

A number of our libraries will see new opening hours following a public consultation.

The brand new Tiny Totley Studio is now open! Visit our ground floor Children's Library at Leeds Central Library during our regular hours and check it out.

Micah is a young space enthusiast, whose confidence has soared since he started attending a Code Club at his local library in Leeds.

In England, 2.4 million adults cannot read and that’s something Read Easy Leeds is working hard to change. Since 2021 they have matched 24 coaches with over 40 adults in the area, helping them to build their literacy skills. Leeds Libraries are working in partnership with Read Easy

A rare book laced with a deadly poison has been discovered by librarians in Leeds.

My Own Garden: The Young Gardener's Yearbook was published in 1855 and owes its vivid green colour to a dye containing arsenic.