Renew your library items

You can renew items using our catalogue (opens in a new window), by clicking the link below, by ringing Call Derbyshire 08 456 058 058 or by calling into your local library.

  • Books can be renewed for three weeks

  • All DVDs, with the exception of new features, can be renewed twice; an additional  charge applies

  • Music CDs can be renewed twice; an additional charge applies

  • Audio books can be renewed for a further three weeks; an additional  charge applies

Requests

Items can be requested by visiting any Derbyshire library, by ringing Call Derbyshire 08 456 058 058 or by using our catalogue, which can be accessed by clicking the link below

  • A request charge of 80p (50p concessionary) is charged for books and audio books. If we do not have the item in stock it can still be requested, although a further charge of £1 may apply

  • Children receive free requests up to the age of 18

  • All Derbyshire DVDs with the exception of new features, can be requested free of charge. If we do not have a particular item in our stock a suggestion can be made and we will consider buying it

  • CDs can be requested free of charge. If we do not have a particular item in our stock a suggestion can be made and we will consider buying it

It is not possible for Derbyshire borrowers to request DVDs from Derby City libraries

Accessing your library account online

Click the link at the bottom of the page

  • If you have a new purple library card, just type the number into the user ID box

  • B_line and Gold Cards need to be activated at your local library in order to be used as library cards

  • If you have an orange library card, type your library card number into the user ID box without the 'R'

Your PIN is the first two digits and the last two digits of your date of birth. So, if you were born on 3 February 1970, your PIN would be 0370. You may change your PIN once you are logged into My Account by using the Change PIN option.

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