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MARC Codes for Organizations in the UK and Its Dependencies MARC codes for organizations in the UK and its dependencies Last updated: 02 September 2019 Current MARC codes for organizations This table lists current MARC codes for organizations in the UK and its dependencies. It is arranged in alphabetical order by organization name. Active MARC Codes MARC code Normalised form Name Variant or Address Town/City Postcode previous name(s) UkLHu uklhu A. J. Hurley, Ltd. Hurley, Ltd. 119-121 Charlemont London SW17 Rd. UK-AbCCL ukabccl Aberdeen City Council Library Aberdeen City Central Library, Aberdeen AB25 1GW and Information Service Libraries; Rosemount Viaduct Aberdeen Library & Information Services StAbUL stabul Aberdeen University, Library University of Bedford Road Aberdeen AB24 3AA Aberdeen StOlALI stolali Aberdeenshire Libraries Aberdeenshire Meldrum Meg Way Oldmeldrum AB51 0GN Library and Information Service; ALIS WlAbUW wlabuw Aberystwyth University Prifysgol Hugh Owen Library, Aberystwyth SY23 3DZ Aberystwyth, AU; Penglais Campus University of Wales, Aberystwyth; Prifysgol Cymru, Aberystwyth UK-LoALL ukloall Academic Library Limited 20 Cambridge Dr. London SE12 8AJ UkAc ukac Accrington Public Library Accrington UkMbAM-D ukmbamd Adam Matthew Digital Ltd Pelham House, London Malborough SN8 2AA Road UkMbAM ukmbam Adam Matthew Publications Pelham House, London Malborough SN8 2AA Ltd Road StEdAL stedal Advocates Library Parliament House Edinburgh EH1 1RF UkLoJL uklojl Aga Khan Library IIS-ISMC Joint 10 Handyside Street London N1C 4DN Library; Library of the Institute of Ismaili Studies and the Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations (Aga Khan University) StEdALDL stedaldl Agency for the Legal Deposit ALDL 33, Salisbury Place Edinburgh EH9 1SL Libraries UkLiAHC ukliahc Alder Hey Children’s NHS FT Education Centre, Liverpool L12 2AP Eaton Road UkLAC uklac American College in London, 110 Marylebone High London W1M 3DB Library St. WlCaAC wlcaac Amgueddfa Cymru – National National Museum of Cardiff CF10 3NP Museum Wales Wales, Cathays Park UkCbIIT ukcbiit Ancient India and Iran Trust, University of Brooklands House, 23 Cambridge CB2 2BG Library Cambridge, Brooklands Ave. Ancient India and Iran Trust Library UkChARU ukcharu Anglia Ruskin University University Library, Chelmsford CM1 1SQ Rivermead Campus, Bishops Hall Lane UkBuAEC ukbuaec Anglo-European College of AECC 13-15, Parkwood Road Bournemouth BH5 2DF Chiropractic UkLtASL ukltasl Angmering School Library Angmering School Littlehampton BN16 4HH Library, The Angmering School, Station Road, Angmering StAnAA stanaa ANGUSalive Angus Libraries; Library Support Forfar DD8 1BA ANGUSalive Services, 50/56, West libraries; AA High Street UkLoAFC ukloafc Anna Freud National Centre Anna Freud 4-8 The Kantor Centre London N1 9JH for Children and Families Centre of Excellence , Rodney Street UkNrAR uknrar Archant Limited Prospect House, Rouen Norwich NR1 1RE Road WlLgAYM wllgaym Archifau Ynys Môn / Anglesey Archifau Ynys Bryncefni Industrial Llangefni LL77 7JA Archives Môn; Anglesey Estate Archives UkLoAWA ukloawa Ark Walworth Academy Walworth Shorncliffe Road London SE1 5UJ Academy UK-BrARK ukbrark ARKive Anchor Rd. Bristol BS1 5TT UkPoAUB ukpoaub Arts University College at AUCB Fern Barrow, Poole BH12 5HH Bournemouth Wallisdown UkAuSFC ukausfc Ashton Sixth Form College Darnton Road Ashton-under-Lyne OL6 9RL UkAul ukaul Ashton-under-Lyne Public Ashton-under-Lyne Library UkPrAHLS ukprahls Askews & Holts Library Askews & Holts Library Preston PR1 1SY Service Ltd Services Ltd., New Road UkMiABS ukmiabs Askham Bryan College – Learning Resources Middlesbrough TS7 8AR Stewart Park Campus Centre, Central Lodge, Stewart Park (Askham Bryan College) UkLUK-A ukla Associated Newspapers, Ltd. Daily Telegraph, Carmelite House London EC4 Ltd. UkBiAU ukbiau Aston University The Library, Aston Birmingham B4 7ET Triangle UkHA ukha Atomic Energy Research Harwell, Didcot Establishment UkLoAA ukloaa Aylward Academy Aylward Academy, London N18 1NB Windmill Road UkMaAE ukmaae Azhar Enterprises 317 Dickenson Road, Manchester M13 0NR Longsight UkOxBHB ukoxbhb B. H. Blackwell, Ltd. Blackwell, Ltd. Beaver House, Hythe Oxford OX1 2ET Bridge St. UkHmBISC ukhmbisc Bader International Study Herstmonceux Castle, Hailsham BN27 1RN Centre Wartling Road StFrBB stfrbb Banff and Buchan College BBCFE Henderson Road Fraserburgh AB43 9GA WlBaU wlbau Bangor University Prifysgol Bangor; Deiniol Rd. Bangor LL57 2UN University College of North Wales, Science Library WlBaU-A wlbaua Bangor University Archives & Archifau a Main Arts Building, Bangor LL57 2DG Special Collections Chasgliadau College Road Arbennig Prifysgol Bangor UkLoBaL uklobal Barnet Libraries Chipping Barnet Hendon Library, The London NW4 4BQ Library and Burroughs Children's Centre UkLuBC uklubc Barnfield College New Bedford Road Luton LU2 7BF Campus, New Bedford Road UkBnBH ukbnbh Barnsley Hospital NFT Gawber Road Barnsley S75 2EP UkBnLS ukbnls Barnsley MBC Library Service Barnsley Library Central Library, Barnsley S70 2JF and Archives Shambles Street UkBasHL ukbashl Basildon Healthcare Library BHL Education centre, Basildon SS16 5NL Basildon hospital, Nethermayne UkBaiBCT ukbaibct Basingstoke College of BCoT Worting Road Basingstoke RG21 8TN Technology UkBaSU ukbasu Bath Spa University Newton Park Library, Bath BA2 9BN Newton St Loe UK-LoBBC uklobbc BBC Information & Archives Information & Room BC3D6, London W12 7TP Archives BBC; Broadcast Centre, British Media Village, White Broadcasting City, 201 Wood Lane Corporation Information & Archives UkClBBG ukclbbg BBG Academy Bradford Road, Cleckheaton BD19 4BE Gomersal WlBaBC wlbabc BCUHB Libraries Betsi Cadwaladr Library & Learning Bangor LL57 2PW University Health Centre, Ysbyty Board Libraries Gwynedd, Library & Learning Centre, Ysbyty Gwynedd UkLB uklb Beaverbrook Newspapers, Evening Standard Fleet St. London EC4 Ltd. Company, Ltd. UkBdfL ukbdfl Bedford Borough Libraries Bedford Central Library, Bedford MK40 1PG Harpur Street UkBdC ukbdc Bedford College Bedford College, Bedford MK42 9AH Cauldwell St UkBdH ukbdh Bedford Hospital NHS Trust Bedford Hospital Ampthill Road Bedford MK42 9DJ NHS Trust Bevan Library UkBgCHS ukbgchs Bedlingtonshire Community Palace Road Bedlington NE22 7DS High School UkBaBCS ukbabcs Beechen Cliff School Kipling Avenue Bath BA2 4RE UkLsBHS uklsbhs Belfairs High School Highlands Boulevard Leigh on Sea SS9 3TG BM-PeHSG bmpehsg Bermuda High School for Girls 19 Richmond Road Pembroke HM08 BmuHB bmuhb Bermuda Library Hamilton StDuBDSZ stdubdsz Bibliographic Data Services BDS (Z39.50) Annandale House, The Dumfries DG1 4TA Ltd (Z39.50) Crichton, Bankend Road StDuBDS stdubds Bibliographic Data Services, Annandale House, The Dumfries DG1 4TA Limited Crichton UkLoBEL uklobel Bibliotech Education Limited The Office Group - London EC1V 1NY Angel Square, 2 Angel Mews UK-LoBMC uklobmc BioMed Central Ltd. 34-42 Cleveland St. London UkLoB uklob Birkbeck, University of Malet Street London WC1E 7HX London UkBiCHC ukbichc Birmingham Community BCHC Smallwood Library, Birmingham B13 8JL Healthcare NHS Foundation Moseley Hall Hospital, Trust Alcester Road UkBP ukbp Birmingham Post and Mail 4 Colmore Circle Birmingham Limited UkB ukb Birmingham Public Libraries Birmingham Chamberlain Sq. Birmingham B3 3HQ Libraries; Library of Birmingham UkTaBFCS uktabfcs Bishop Fox's Community Bishop Fox Drive Taunton TA1 3HQ School UkLiBGU uklibgu Bishop Grosseteste University Longdales Road Lincoln LN1 3DY UkCtBRA ukctbra Bishop of Rochester Academy Magpie Hall Road Chatham ME4 5JB UkLoBIL uklobil Bishopsgate Library Bishopsgate Bishopsgate Institute, London EC2M 4QH Institute 230 Bishopsgate UkBbBDL ukbbbdl Blackburn with Darwen Blackburn with Town Hall Street Blackburn BB2 4FW Libraries Darwen Borough Council; Blackburn with Darwen Library and Information Service; Blackburn Central Library UkBl ukbl Blackpool Central Library Blackpool Blackpool Libraries UkBlG ukblg Blackpool Gazette and Herald, Victoria St. Blackpool Ltd. UkBlTH ukblth Blackpool Teaching Hospitals Education Centre Blackpool FY3 8NR NHS Foundation Trust Library, Whinney Heys Rd UkLoBP uklobp Bloomsbury Publishing 50 Bedford Square London WC1B 3DP UkBoN ukbon Bolton Evening News 3 Mayfield St. Bolton UK-BoL ukbol Bolton Libraries Le Mans Crescent Bolton BL1 1SE UkBfBA ukbfba Books Asia 107 Mannigham Lane Bradford BD1 3BN UkBiBGS ukbibgs Bordesley Green Girls' School Bordesley Green Road Birmingham B9 4TR and Sixth Form UK-PoBLS ukpobls Borough of Poole Library Poole Libraries; Dolphin Centre Poole BH15 1QE Service Poole Central Library UkBsBC ukbsbc Boston College Skirbeck Road Boston PE21 6JF UkPoBPC ukpobpc Bournemouth & Poole College Learning Resources Poole BH14 0LS Centre, North Road UK-BuBCL ukbubcl Bournemouth Borough Bournemouth The Bournemouth Bournemouth BH2 5RQ Council Library Service Libraries Library, 22 The Triangle UK-PoBU ukpobu Bournemouth University Bournemouth Fern Barrow Poole BH12 5BB University, The Sir Michael Cobham Library; Sir Michael Cobham Library UkBiBC ukbibc Bournville College Learning Resources Birmingham B31 2AJ Centre, Bristol Road South UkLoBPP uklobpp BPP University Ltd 68-70, Red Lion Street London WC1R 4NY UkBraFL ukbrafl Bracknell Forest Library and Bracknell Forest Bracknell Library, Town Bracknell RG12 1BH Information Service Library and Square Information Services; Bracknell (Central) Library UK-BfC ukbfc Bradford College Bradford College, Great Horton Rd. Bradford BD7 1AY Grove Library UkBfBFT ukbfbft Bradford Teaching Hospitals BTHFT Library Field House, Duckworth
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