Booking for our November Interlend 2025 event is now open! This is an in-person event taking place at the British Library, St.Pancras, Friday 14th November 10:30-16:00 (Please note AGM will take place 10:30-11:00 followed by optional tour of the British Library, talks begin at 12:30).

Please book your place here.

Light refreshments with be provided and there are catering options on site and nearby to purchase food – Eat, drink and shop at the British Library

We look forward to seeing you all there!

 

A stylised woodcut-style illustration of the British Library at St Pancras in London. The red-brick modern library building stands in the foreground, with the gothic clock tower of the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel visible behind it. Three silhouetted figures walk across the courtyard carrying books or folders, their shadows cast long across the ground under a warm orange sky.

November at the British Library

Draft Programme

Friday 14th November, British Library St. Pancras

10:30-11:00 AGM – committee members + any interested parties

11:00-12:30 Tours, networking and nibbles – Sign up for an optional tour of the British Library at St Pancras via our booking form, we have tours starting at 11:00, 11:15, 11:30 -please note places are limited and offered on a first come, first served basis:

12:30- 13:15 Dr Andrew Cox & Dr. Suvodeep Mazumdar, School of Information, Journalism and Communication University of Sheffield

13:20-13.40 Copyright, AI and the LibraryKate Vasili, Copyright Officer, Middlesex University

13:40-13:50 Update from British Library

13:50-14:00 Update from the Forum for Interlending

14:00-15:00 Smart fulfilment and AI in resource sharing: transforming modern ILL services – Paul Jansen, Senior Product Analyst, Resource Sharing, OCLC

15:00 -15:25 Rochelle Pretsell & Lara Marshall from RNIB – 5 min Q&A

15:25- 15:55 Ian O’Sullivan from the BFI Reuben Library – 5 min Q&A

16:00 Close

Sarah Hornby
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