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Students cramming in time to prepare for midterms; friends booking rooms for last-minute study sessions; packed tables with endless amounts of worksheets and material. This is what the Westport Public Library (WPL) typically looks like during late January as the first semester ends.
However, the library looks a little different this year, as COVID-19 has affected the way the building functions. The WPL is currently open by appointment but does not allow extended visits or study halls in the building anymore.
However, the library is offering a virtual study hall, occurring every Wednesday from 4-5:30 p.m. Held over Zoom, these adapted study halls aim to provide students with a resource that allows them to connect with their peers while still focusing on academics and studying.
Audit Lab Employees A BOLTON firm which provides hangover days and unlimited holidays to staff is distributing its Christmas party money to employees. The Audit Lab, a marketing agency based in Chorley New Road, is splitting the £5,000 sum between its 13 employees - meaning £385 each. The annual Christmas do is usually a chance for the digital firm to give back to their employees, with the company treating them to pricey nights out in Manchester in recent years. However, with the pandemic preventing anything of the sort, the thank you cash will give staff a boost to end the year on. Claire Crompton, co-founder and director of the business, said: “We wanted to thank each and every one of our employees for their work throughout 2020.