Selected Special Interest Groups
- Aerospace & Defence Librarians Group (ADLG)
- Affiliated Members of CILIP
- Academic & Research Libraries Group (ARLG) (formed by the merger of Colleges of Further and Higher Education Group and University College and Research Group)
- Branch and Mobile Libraries Group (BMLG)
- Career Development Group (CDG)
- Cataloguing & Indexing Group (CIG)
- Commercial, Legal and Scientific Information Group (CLSIG)
- Community, Diversity and Equality Group (formed by the merger of Community Services Group and Diversity Group in 2012)
- Education Librarians Group (ELG)
- Government Information Group (GIG)
- Health Libraries Group (HLG) (issues Health Libraries Group Newsletter ISSN 02666-853X; Health Information and Libraries Journal ISSN 1471-1834)
- Information Services Group (ISG)
- The group makes the following awards: Walford Award (from 1991, commemorating A. J. Walford); Besterman McColvin Reference Awards which replaced the separate awards of the Besterman Medal (1970-98, commemorating Theodore Besterman) and the McColvin Award (1970-98, commemorating Lionel McColvin) from 2000
- Information for Social Change (ISC)
- International Library and Information Group (ILIG)
- Library and Information History (LIHG)
- Library and Information Research Group (LIRG)
- Local Studies Group (LSG)
- Multimedia and Information Technology Group (MmIT)
- Patent & Trademark Group (PTG)
- Prison Libraries Group (PrLG)
- Public Libraries Group (PLG)
- Rare Books Group (RBG) (issued The Library Association Rare Books Group Newsletter ISSN 0307 5826, afterwards Rare Books Newsletter ISSN 0959 1656; now electronically published)
- Retired Members Guild
- School Libraries Group (SLG)
- UK einformation Group (UKeiG)
- Youth Libraries Group (YLG)
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