Three Glasgow Life libraries have welcomed the restart of in-person Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries services this month.

From 3 August, face-to-face cancer support and information are available at Royston, Partick and Castlemilk libraries.

Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries provides a safe and welcoming space for people affected by cancer to talk about how they’re feeling and about any worries they might have. This service offers weekly, in-person appointments for people living with or beyond cancer as well as family, friends, carers and people who are affected or bereaved by cancer. All sessions will be hosted by Glasgow Life's Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries staff until volunteers can be safely reintroduced.

In line with Scottish Government guidelines and existing procedures in place across all Glasgow Life venues, the Macmillan Team has rearranged its service layouts to allow for 1m physical distancing, and hand sanitiser and face coverings will be available to visitors to ensure a safe environment.

For more information about Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries and how to access the service, visit www.glasgowlife.org.uk/macmillan, phone 0141 287 2903 or email the team directly at macmillan@glasgowlife.org.uk.

To make a referral for in-person or telephone support today contact 0141 287 2903, macmillan@glasgowlife.org.uk, NHS Inform and www.glasgowlife.org.uk/macmillan.