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Local Government Intelligence
Delivering Local Outcomes through Libraries
02 Jul 2009
4th National Conference held in central London
The Department for Culture, Media and Sport published its Library Service Modernisation Review in June 2009. The review focused on what a modern library service can contribute to local authorities, and set out the partnership and investment framework across government needed to achieve this vision. This conference, supported by DCMS and the Society of Chief Librarians, equipped delegates with a sound understanding of the review’s findings and provided an opportunity for further debate amongst senior local authority officials, the library sector and providers of other local services.
Programme
Fiona Williams
Head, Libraries and Heritage, City of York Council; President, Society of Chief Librarians
Paul Bristow
Senior Policy Adviser, Communities and Local Government, Museums, Libraries and Archives Council
Tricia Kilsby
Lead for Culture and the Third Sector, Audit Commission
Barbara Follett MP
Minister for Culture
John Harris & Kate Millin
Delivering the digital inclusion agenda within a context of information literacy
Caroline Brazier
Associate Director, British Library
Eppo Van Nispen
DOK Library Concept Center
Heather Wakefield
National Secretary, Local Government Service Group, UNISON
Nicky Parker
Head, Library and Information Services, Manchester City Council
Brian Gambles
Assistant Director, Culture, Birmingham City Council
Cllr Christian Vassie
Executive Member, Leisure, Culture and Social Inclusion, and Energy Champion, City of York Council
Sue Thiedeman & David Ruse
Improving the quality, effectiveness and efficiency of public library services - lessons learned from London