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This paper's aim is to describe recent developments at Copac – the service that gives access to the merged catalogues of many online catalogues of major university, specialist and national libraries in the UK and Ireland, including the British Library.

The paper is a descriptive account.

The paper identifies and describes some major improvements that are being made to Copac.

The paper is a valuable update on the service provided by Copac.

The purpose of the paper is to describe the purpose and functions of Copac to the ILL community, and to inform them about recent and forthcoming developments.

This paper takes a descriptive approach based on desk research.

Some indications of how Copac is being used by ILL practitioners are reported. New functionality is described.

The findings should prove to be of practical value for the ILL community. The description of new/forthcoming features allows the community to stay up‐to‐date with the Copac service.

The purpose of this paper is to provide a flavour of the LILAC Conference held in Manchester, UK, in March 2013.

The paper provides an overview of the themes, content, keynote speakers and selected parallel sessions of the LILAC conference.

The conference held a series of parallel sessions covering six key themes: information literacy and employability; information literacy and the digital future; transliteracy; future-proofing the information literacy practitioner; collaboration and partnerships; active learning and creative pedagogical approaches

The conference provided an insight into emerging trends for information literacy.