Tackle the Credit Crunch with Cheshire Libraries
Cheshire East Council

Ten ways to tackle the credit crunch with Cheshire East libraries!

  1. Joining is free! It opens your world up to a whole range of services and stock, and libraries local to you!
  2. Borrowing books is free! Why buy books when you can borrow them for free from your library? Plus, bag a bargain at our regular sales of withdrawn stock!
  3. Sign up for free PreOverdue notifications, and we’ll e-mail you when your books are due back – no more late charges!
  4. Rent a CD, DVD or console game from the library for a week. You get to listen, watch and play at a fraction of the cost! Look out for special monthly offers too!
  5. Visit the Virtual Reference Library for free access to premium subscription services, 24/7, 365.
  6. Read newspapers and magazines for free at your local library!
  7. Don’t let your business suffer – get free information and support from the Business Information Service
  8. Get hold of free useful information leaflets on money and a wide range of other matters from LINC, or direct from your local library.
  9. Get free PC and internet access in your local library. Keep in touch with friends and family; update your CV; look for jobs online!
  10. Free information from our stock of reference sources and advice from our helpful, professional staff. Plus, free 24/7 live enquiry service from Enquire!

"Libraries will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no libraries." Ann Herbert

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Recommended reads to tackle the credit crunch!

Check out our recommended reads for tackling the credit crunch - from money saving advice to meals on a budget!

 

Advice and support

Not sure which way to turn? If the credit crunch is affecting you, don't be afraid to ask for help - contact you local Citizen's Advice Bureau or visit their Adviceguide website for further information.
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Information leaflets on consumer advice and debt and available from LINC, or from your local library.



Out of work? Visit the Connexions Cheshire and Warrington website for help and advice about moving forward. The 20+ section is specifically aimed at adults.

Cheshire East Council  Telephone: 0300 123 55 00
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