Worcestershire Libraries and Archives and Archaeology Services will begin to reintroduce their full range of services from next week, following the Government's announcement about lifting Covid-19 restrictions.
From Monday 19 July, all limits on customer numbers and 'dwell times' in libraries will be removed.
Customers will no longer need to pre-book library computers, study spaces, archive search room spaces, archive self-service access or Historic Environment Records appointments.
These services will be available on demand and library PC booking will remain an option for customers who wish to guarantee availability.
Councillor Matt Dormer, Cabinet Member with Responsibilities for Communities, said: "We are looking forward to reintroducing our full range of library, archives & archaeology services and returning to more flexible access for customers. Libraries are at the heart of local communities, providing free and accessible community space for people to learn, get online and connect with others."
To promote a safe environment for staff and customers, good ventilation of all public areas (including meeting rooms for hire) will be maintained and while no longer mandatory, the continued use of face coverings will be encouraged, along with hand hygiene and surface cleaning.
For up to date information about library services visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/libraries
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