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Forum for interlending and information delivery (FIL)

http://www.cilip.org.uk/groups/fil/index.html The Forum for Interlending and Information Delivery (FIL) is an organisation for interlending and document supply personnel. It is run by a committee of elected members who are themselves involved in inter-library lending (ILL) and document supply. FIL was set up to enable library and information workers in this area to exchange ideas and views and also to raise the profile of this area of work nationally and internationally. FIL liaises with national bodies such as the BLDSC , CILIP and Conarls and raises areas of concern to ILL and document supply staff at national level. Membership of FIL is open to anyone involved in ILL & document supply.
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CILIP Special Interest Groups

CILIP Branches

CILIP Council Meeting 19th May 2011 - Council Matters: the CILIP Council Blog

May Council was held at sunny Ridgmount Street. Branches and Group Review Annie presented an overview of how the Branch and Group is progressing, including a summary of the responses received from various Branches and groups to the reorganisation. She thanked Francis Muzzu who has been instrumental in collecting responses and liaising with the Branches and Groups. http://communities.cilip.org.uk/blogs/council/archive/2011/05/25/cilip-council-meeting-19th-may-2011.aspx
These changes are in response to feedback from members and non-members. In the spring of 2010, CILIP carried out a major survey called Defining Our Professional Future . More than 3,500 people gave their views about what they wanted from CILIP. http://www.cilip.org.uk/about-us/business-areas/pages/default.aspx

New CILIP organisational structure

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Library Associations, Organizations and Directories

CyMAL: Museums Archives and Libraries Wales

CyMAL helps to promote and protect the culture and heritage of Wales by supporting museums, archives and libraries. Museums, archives and libraries protect, conserve and promote the culture and heritage of Wales. They are places of enjoyment and learning for all. We want every-one to be able to access their services http://wales.gov.uk/topics/cultureandsport/museumsarchiveslibraries/cymal/?lang=en