Monthly loan figures (number of items issued) by branch library for April 2008 to present.   Additional information An issue is any item issued from the library catalogue Blank means no data available In 2020, all libraries closed from 19 March included due to the coronavirus outbreak.

This dataset concerns loans made across libraries in Leeds since the 2000/01 financial year. Please note The 2000/01 and 2001/02 figures relate only to the number of books issued. The remaining years' the figures relate to all lending materials (including loans of CDs, DVDs, talking books etc). Please also be aware that the figures are for the number of ‘issues’, as opposed to simply the number of books loaned. For example, if someone ...

This dataset concerns loans of books made across libraries in Leeds since the 2000/01 financial year. Please note The figures do not include loans of any of media items (for example, loans of CDs, DVDs, talking books etc). Please also be aware that the figures are for the number of ‘issues’, as opposed to simply the number of books loaned. For example, if someone borrowed one book, but renewed it twice, this would count as three issues...

Lists of the 50 most borrowed junior fiction titles across Newcastle Libraries by year.For each title, the dataset includes the name of the author, the number of loans and the number of copies that generated those loans.

Lists of the 50 most borrowed adult fiction titles across Newcastle Libraries by year.For each title, the dataset includes the name of the author, the number of loans and the number of copies that generated those loans.

Lists of the 50 most borrowed adult non-fiction titles across Newcastle Libraries by year.For each title, the dataset includes the name of the author, the number of loans and the number of copies that generated those loans.

Datasets showing loans out to other museums across the UK and around the world from Leeds. Please note It is acknowledged that this information is not in the best format and work will be carried out to improve this.