The British and Irish Association of Law Librarians is an independent and self-supporting body that was created to represent the interests of legal information professionals, documentalists and other suppliers of legal literature and reference materials in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals is a leading professional body for librarians, information specialists and knowledge managers. It has up to 23,000 members working throughout the private and public sectors.

CiG is a membership organisation for those interested in or working with business information. CiG runs frequent training events throughout the year, covering all aspects of managing information and brings both users and suppliers of information together at seminars and social events.

The Network of Government and Library Information Specialists (formerly The Circle Of State Librarians) provides opportunities to network, socialise and keep in contact with Government information specialists. It is a semi-formal organisation run by and for librarians and other information workers from government departments, agencies and other organisations.

Set up in 1981, the SAG aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge relating to archives with scientific application and other topics applicable to archivists/records managers from other disciplines. Members include archivists and record managers from leading scientific organisations, commercial service providers and regulatory bodies.

The Gurteen Knowledge Community is a global learning community of over 12,000 people in 138 countries and is a useful resource for practitioners in the KM Community. It contains articles, people profiles, book reviews, job vacancies, site-links, quotations, stories, events, downloads, forums and more, all relating to Knowledge Management.

The Knowledge Management Forum is a virtual community focusing on furthering Knowledge Managment theory, methodology, and practice.

Since 1998 Knowledge Management magazine has acted as an excellent source of information about the business of managing knowledge, with cutting edge-features on culture, process and technology and extensive case studies, conversations and practical reports on state-of-the art tools and techniques.

The Knowledge Management Resource Center is a comprehensive directory covering all elements of Knowledge Management software, systems, tools and best practice. It includes an extensive collection of reviews and descriptions of KM resources.

KMTool is a resource for planning Knowledge Management projects. It came online in May 1999 and is now an active community representing professionals in over 40 countries.

The BUBL LINK Catalogue is part of the Centre for Digital Library Research at Strathclyde University and includes selected Internet resources covering all academic subject areas.

The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom and one of the world's greatest libraries. Its website includes services for researchers, business, library and information professionals, information on its extensive collections and services and numerous online catelogues.

FreePint is a global network of people who find, use, manage and share work-related information.

The CATALOG site provides information on careers in librarianship and the CILIP graduate trainee scheme, as well as an insight into life as a graduate trainee in Cambridge.

Run by library trainees working in Oxford, the OWL site is a useful resource for current and prospective trainees, as well as those who are considering librarianship as a career. It contains information and advice on applying to library school, discussion of aspects of librarianship as a career and links to various useful external resources.