Monthly Archives: November 2014

Winter Vacation Loans 2014

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Photo by Markus Spiske (http://www.raumrot.com/)

Photo by Markus Spiske (http://www.raumrot.com/)

We are pleased to announce that Undergraduate Winter Vacation Loans from the Sainsbury Library start on Thursday 4th December 2014 (Week 8).

Items (excluding the Careers and the Desk collections) issued from Thursday 4th December will be due back on Tuesday 20th January 2015 (Week 1).

 

Please note that Vacation Loans are only available to students without overdue books and outstanding fines. You can check your account by signing into SOLO with your SSO. Fines can be paid online by card (or at the enquiry desk, during staffed hours, by cash). If you experience any difficulties, please contact the library: library@sbs.ox.ac.uk or telephone: +44 (0)1865 288880.

The Sainsbury Library: opening hours over the Christmas vacation

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Judging from the shop displays… it’s almost Christmas! Here we are with some more details about access to the Sainsbury Library during the festive time.

Photo by Markus Spiske (http://www.raumrot.com/)

Photo by Markus Spiske (http://www.raumrot.com/)

SBS students and staff can use the library whenever the building is open. The Park End Street building will be closed from 18:00 on 24 Dec until 08:00 on 27 Dec, and again from 18:00 on 31 Dec until 08:00 on 2 Jan. During these times the building will be completely locked and alarmed so there will be no access for anyone.

In the period between these two dates e.g. the 28th, 29th and the 30th the revolving doors will be locked but SBS students and staff will be able to access the school between 07:30-00:00 using their access cards, as they would at the weekends.

The Sainsbury Library will be unstaffed from 5pm on Tuesday, 23rd December 2014 until Monday, 5th January 2015.

Details about opening hours of other libraries will be available on our website soon. Please do get in touch with us if you have any questions.

Pharmaceutical Wholesaling in the UK – stronger economic conditions provide a pick-me-up

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The pharmaceutical and health-care supply chain is characterised by unprecedented levels of change. The UK pharmaceutical wholesaling component is no exception, especially in view of its traditional position as a middleman. Over the past five years, structural changes to both business models and operating practices employed by upstream manufacturers have had fundamental repercussions for industry wholesalers. Read the fill report on IBIS.