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eBooks and audiobooks available 24/7

Middlesbrough Libraries offers free access to downloadable eBooks and audiobooks 24/7 from Borrowbox. If you have an Android smartphone, iPhone, iPad, or tablet computer, simply download the app to your device, enter your Middlesbrough library card membership number and PIN, and away you go.

Registered users of Middlesbrough Libraries can borrow up to four items for 21 days free of charge. Library fines are a thing of the past with this service, as the titles will automatically expire after 21 days.

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Services across Middlesbrough are adapting fast to meet the latest Government guidance on the Coronavirus pandemic. The drive to slow the spread of the disease was dramatically escalated this week, with the public told to stay at home where possible, avoid gatherings and all unnecessary travel.

Alert sounded over Coronavirus scams

Consumers are being warned to be on the alert for fraudsters taking advantage of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The scammers are preying on fear and uncertainty surrounding the disease to set up fake advertisements for goods in short supply and send out emails about the Coronavirus.

'Cowards' slammed over key worker car attack

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Latest News

Covid-19 impact on Council services - latest

Services across Middlesbrough are adapting fast to meet the latest Government guidance on the Coronavirus pandemic. The drive to slow the spread of the disease was dramatically escalated this week, with the public told to stay at home where possible, avoid gatherings and all unnecessary travel.

Alert sounded over Coronavirus scams

Consumers are being warned to be on the alert for fraudsters taking advantage of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The scammers are preying on fear and uncertainty surrounding the disease to set up fake advertisements for goods in short supply and send out emails about the Coronavirus.

'Cowards' slammed over key worker car attack

Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston today branded as ‘cowards' those behind a mindless attack on cars of workers providing vital support for the vulnerable. And he called on anyone with information on those responsible to come forward and help bring them to justice.

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