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The Dumfries and Galloway Libraries Service has something for everyone! From a great range of books and online sources, to internet access and computer courses. Visit http://www.dumgal.gov.uk/lia for

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In 2012 Warwickshire County Council decided to close Dunchurch Library as part of budget cuts. Dunchurch Parish Council held a number of public meetings where it was obvious that the community wanted to keep their library open. In April 2012 the Parish Council took over the library and became the controlling authority. The intention has always been to keep the library open, to encourage more people to use the service and improve the building to make it a community hub. The library is wholly operated by volunteers, so continually needs to recruit volunteers and to fund raise to meet some of the costs of the library. To raise funds for the library we hire out the building and hold various fund raising events throughout the year. The Dunchurch Library Supporters Trust has also opened a shop in the village and all proceeds go to the Library.

This club has been formed to allow teens to play the Games Workshop range of tabletop games. The club will run every second Tuesday starting from November the 13th and running from 16:30 to 18:30. T

Dungannon Library - a Libraries NI public library.

Eastleigh library is a part of the Hampshire County Council public libraries network.

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Edinburgh Libraries are “innovative on so many fronts, full of energy, bang up to date and unafraid of the future. This is a template for libraries everywhere to be inspired by”. This is how the judges of 'The Bookseller' magazine's Library of the Year Award described us. But don't take their word for it - visit your local library and see for yourself. General information Please note that comments on this site are subject to our policy on the use of social media. For details please see http://tinyurl.com/38k3xnm Likes, shares and other activity should not necessarily be taken as endorsement. For more on our approach to social media please see: http://www.edinburgh.gov.uk/socialmedia

Edinburgh Libraries are “innovative on so many fronts, full of energy, bang up to date and unafraid of the future. This is a template for libraries everywhere to be inspired by”. This is how the judges of 'The Bookseller' magazine's Library of the Year Award described us. But don't take their word for it - visit your local library and see for yourself.

More than just books: Wi-Fi, CDs, magazines and newspapers, board games, comfy chairs and hot chocolate! School Library is not open to the public.

Situated in the town centre in a large and airy building, close to public car parks, Evesham Library offers a warm welcome to all ages. Whether you wish to borrow books, CDs, DVDs or audio tapes for recreation or study, surf the internet or use our well stocked reference library, we can help. Use one of our 30 People's Network PCs for up to 2 hours per day free of charge. For the visually impaired, we can offer a PC with Dolphin Supernova software. In a hurry? Look at our Quick Choice section by the issue desk and Best Sellers by the enquiry desk Other facilities include a meeting room for hire, reader printer, fax machine and photocopier. If you would like to book our meeting room then please contact Tim Matthews on 01905 822722. There are no public toilet facilities in the library, but baby changing and facilities for disabled visitors are available on request.

A busy two story building in the heart of Fareham town centre. As well as books we lend magazines DVDs, music CDs, spoken work cassettes and CDs as well as many other items. We have free internet access and Wi-Fi conection available to all. We run a wide range of courses including basic computing, languages, family history and crafts. We also have a well stocked local studies area, access to ebooks and a whole host of online resources.