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Library members can access COBRA from home whilst libraries are closed.

An online business reference library, containing factsheets, contacts, key market issues and trends, sources of funding and support to help entrepreneurs plus hundreds of practical guides to starting up more than 350 different types of business.

A powerful reference system compiling a wealth of research databases, e-journals and information including Green FILE (Environment & Conservation), LISTA (Library, Information Science and Technology Abstracts and Teacher Reference Centre (Education)

Please note you will need to input the capital letter R before your library number. For example R12345678.

To access the OUP resources simply click on the links below and input WOR followed by your library card number (for example WOR12345678):

• The Oxford English dictionary is an unsurpassed guide to the meaning, history and pronunciation of over 600,000 words – past and present.

• The Oxford dictionary of national biography is an illustrated collection of 56,000 men and women who shaped all aspects of Britain’s past, from the 4th Century BC (not including people still living).

• The Oxford reference online provides fast access to information on ever subject from art to zoology using over 175 different reference works in one database.

A highly regarded online resources of over 12 million news articles provided by The Times over the last 200 years, since its creation in 1785.

Please note you will need to input the capital letter R before your library number. For example R12345678.

Free, walk-in access to over 10 million academic articles.

You can now access many of the world’s best academic papers from leading publishers who have made their journal content available for free.

You will need your library card and pin number.

The genealogy resource is a great place to research your family history and access billions of records from census data, directories, photographs and family trees.

BFI Replay is a new, free-to-access, digital archive from the BFI (British Film Institute), exclusively available in UK public lending libraries.

Thousands of digitised videos and television programmes from the BFI National Archive and partner UK regions and nations film archives are available to browse and enjoy, research or study – with some familiar and memorable, others rare and unseen for decades.

The online research tool for trusted product reviews and recommendations.

Please speak with a member of library staff to access.