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3rd August
A national collection of library books in minority languages is to be set up in Dundee, says this report on the BBC website. It aims to improve services for migrant workers from places such as Eastern Europe and the far east.
They and their families will be able to request books from the catalogue from their local library.
The project, led by Dundee City Council, was one of 10 which was awarded a share of £450,000 in funding from the Scottish government.
Elaine Fulton, director of advisory body, the Scottish Library and Information Council, said it was a ’smarter way of working’.
Read more on the BBC website.
Categories: Books and publications, English as a second or foreign language
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