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Borrow and return library items at any time using the self-issue machines and external book return slot. Items will be automatically renewed until another reader requests them or your library membership expires.
If an item you are looking for is out on loan, use Hunterto reserve it. The item will be recalled from loan and you will receive an email when it’s available for you to collect.
Most library members can borrow up to 15 items (books, DVDs and CDs) at a time.
Some membership categories have different allowances, such as four items or reference use only. Please ask at the library helpdesk for more information about your borrowing rights.
Books, DVDs and CDs can be checked out at any time using the self-issue machines near the library helpdesk.
You will be unable to borrow if you have fines of £10 or over on your account. Fines can be paid in cash at the self-issue machines, or at the library helpdesk during our staffed hours.
Return items by posting them through the book return slot in the lift lobby just outside the library. Items can also be returned by clicking 'check in' on the self-issue machines.
All items will automatically renew as they reach their due date, unless another reader has reserved them. If there are no reservations, the item will continue to renew until the end of your course or library membership.
If an item on loan to you has been recalled, you will receive an email asking you to return it by the due date.
Overdue fines – which are charged only on recalled items – are 20p per day.
Follow the steps below to place a hold on an item that is out on loan:
1. In Hunter, find the item record and select Check availability of print copies.
If Hunter shows all copies are on loan, you will be able to place a hold.2. Follow the prompt to sign in. (For help signing in to Hunter, see our FAQs.)3. Select Place hold, then RequestA message will confirm that your hold has been placed.
When a copy of the item becomes available, you will receive an email asking you to collect it from the Library Helpdesk within seven days.
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