This afternoon, Monday 18th October, Betty will not be coming in.

Can you please wash and dry any dishes that you use and clean up any mess you may make.

Thank you.
Maureen

Tomorrow, Tuesday 5th October, we will not have a tea lady.

Please keep the area tidy and clean any mess you make.

Thank you.

Maureen

Some blue glasses with stripes on the wings were found on the stairs by Security.

They are now in the Security office.

Thanks

Liz

Tea and Coffee are now available on Level 2

Please enjoy. Shirley will be in tomorrow to ensure that we are all well looked after.

We love our tea ladies

Hi everyone, unfortunately Shirley is sick again today.

I don’t mind making the tea and coffee, but could everyone please

Wash, Wipe and Put away your own cups, plates etc

Especially at lunch time…!

Thanks so much

Liz

Before the Library opens tomorrow, there will be a brief network outage. This should not cause problems but may mean the dayend PC shows a loss of network connection, or error message. This will not matter as dayend will have finished many hours earlier. Self Check machines should reset, but may need to be checked.

Peter

Cleaners are to fix mess on floor of lvl 1 (vomit).

Dave C.

The POLS 102 library assignment, largely based on reference collection resources (print and online) is due tomorrow.

There is one thing I should have picked up on. Europa World Yearbook is no longer readily available to students in print (it is in storage), and the e-version is called Eupora World Plus. I will see if the e-version can be linked to from the print record.

Dave C.

The Den Printer requires a maintenance kit. Ricoh have none in stock today but are expecting some tomorrow. It will be delivered to Janette. In the meantime, students will need to print to LibCen.

The hand dryer in the level 2 ladies was reported to have caused an electric shock when a library patron used it recently. The electricians have been over to have a look and have reported that the unit is enclosed and working as it should. They suspect that static electricity is to blame.
Tim O’Sullivan