A limited number of Covid-19 lateral flow test packs will be made available from the Library and MyPort Hubs during normal working hours on Wednesday 23 March.
The University Collect service on campus for staff and students to pick up NHS lateral flow testing kits will be suspended after this Friday, 18 February 2022. If you want to pick up any more Covid-19 lateral flow tests from …
University Collect service ends Friday (18 February 2022) Read more »
As you probably already know, you can collect Covid-19 lateral flow self-test kits from the University Library. What we have perhaps not made sufficiently clear is that only library staff can hand out these test kits; our Security Team cannot. …
We would like to reassure everyone that the Library will remain open and offering nearly the full range of services under ‘Plan B’ Covid-19 restrictions announced by the Government. The in-person duty librarian service is temporarily suspended. You can chat …
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From Tuesday 30 November 2021, University guidance requires everyone wear a face mask or visor at all times in all indoor campus environments, including in the University Library. Please ensure you are wearing a face mask or visor when entering the …
In light of the continued low infection rate in Portsmouth, from Monday (29 March 2021) we will no longer be requiring staff and students to provide proof of a recent negative Covid test in order to enter the University Library. …
No need to get tested if you are visiting the Library from Monday onwards Read more »
Coming back to campus and thinking of popping into the library? Remember to book yourself an asymptomatic Covid test on campus first and to book a study space in the library. Test results often take only an hour or so …
From Thursday 21 January, all staff and students wishing to access the library must show proof of a recent negative Covid-19 test received within the last five days. Click this link for full details. We recommend only visiting the Library …
