House of Commons Library, Parliamentary library in the United Kingdom
The House of Commons Library provides information services to Members of Parliament and their staff.
Established in the 19th century, it has served as a research resource for the British government.
The library is a symbol of democratic support and political scholarship.
Access to the library is restricted to Members of Parliament and eligible staff.
The iconic Commons Library reading room is known for its ornate architecture and dome.
Location: London
Website: parliament.uk/commons-library
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