A little out of the way of the main shopping area but worth a visit if you're after some good…read morereads! The library is a good size, with over 20 computers with internet access (1 hour free per day to Hertforshire library members). They also stock a large range of magazines (free to hire for 1 week) as well as the usual sections of fiction and non-fiction books, found in all Hertfordshire libraries.

as a child i would come here with my mum and the place had a sense of history and the distinctive…read moresmell of a library. Nowadays people just don't seem to read as much,the library has become a place to source CDs DVDs and to sit on a pc for a few hours.Still it is a place to come for peace and quiet and has a reasonably good selection to offer.

I was very sad, when I asked about Lego event they have because on the poster was "ask member of…read morestaff for details" but lady was rude, said it's on the poster. Not helpful at all. Please hire people who are helpful! Or not rude at least...

This is one of the best forms of free entertainment that my children and I have found. The library…read moreis well stocked, with a good selection of DVDs for rental too. The children's section is well-kept, with plenty of fun seating for the little ones to have a relaxing read in. Story time and rhyme time are useful additions that the children enjoy. The staff are quite helpful, and are happy to give you tips on good books for different age groups. Of course becoming a member and borrowing books are completely free. It is never too early to start too, children can be members soon after birth if you wish! It's a good place to take the kids out especially in the colder months when you can't do much outdoors.

Very small but that can order things in. Staff can be friendly but sometimes not so!read more

Kings Langley is a very sweet small library. Should be placed in a village to be honest, but the…read moreroad is off the High street. I came on a Thursday when they open from 2pm to 6pm which is understandable considering where it is. The services they provide are books, magazine for hire. The use of their computers for an hour to book. They also have free wifi. Photocopiers and a fax machine. A single wide table for studying. Also leaflets on what to your local area and surrounding area. This library is actually a quiet one compared to some; which I like. I'll definitely return because my favourite coffee shop is not far. (Fred & Ginger).

The Pinner branch of Harrow libraries is much like any library in London, although it has some plus…read morepoints. The first one is that it's got a far more pleasant atmosphere, and it doesn't get nearly as hot in here as the main Harrow branch! Everything is on one floor, with a decent children's area. The reservations are now handled by automated touch screens, although there are still staff nearby if you need them. Of particular note is the excellent biography section, and the well stocked cookery shelves as well. I've found them to ha e some surprisingly new and high end cookbooks in there.

I found this tiny library by accident after having drawn a blank with Chesham, Missenden and…read moreAmersham .I needed a school book urgently for my son to do a piece of homework.Staffed entirely by volunteers this tiny library is testament to community spirit. They saved my bacon by actually having a copy of the book .You almost feel like you are stepping back in time when you go in .The staff ( mainly retired folk when I went) were lovely, happy to chat and have a laugh. You won't get the choice you can expect from nearby Amersham as there are few books here but nevertheless it is a community resource which should not be allowed to disappear.I should imagine it is also a great social meeting point for the village.

There is a good range of DVDs and CDs available for rent from the library as well as the usual…read morebooks, guide, magzines and talking books. Photocopying facilities are available at 10p per page, and there is a free internet/computer service available for library members. there are three computers downstairs for disabled or parent-friendly use and about 13 more pcs upstairs available for 30 minute or 1hr bookings. Print outs are quite expensive at 15p per page for black and white or 40p per page for colour (this may have changed recently but i believe these prices are up-to-date).

Good central library, typical 60's style building which needs renovating. But there are a lot of…read moreresources within it, the latest books, dvd's etc plus free internet access. A lot of school children use it for homework after school.

I just went into the library to get two sheets of paper printed from a USB stick I took in. I could…read morenot believe how unhelpful and obstructive the librarian was. I cannot believe that people can stay in their jobs when they have such a bad attitude.

It's always a busy library but there is always help at hand when needed. There is a large childrens…read morelibrary, as well as a teenage fiction section. There is also a local history section,as well as a large amount of CDs and DVDs on offer. There is a public toilet and recently they have acquired a coffee machine, as well as a self service black and white photocopier. They have about 10 computers;3 for the use of children or adults with children, a 15minute only computer, a half an hour computer with a scanner and hour long computers. Printouts can be done very cheaply. There are often activities such as Baby Bounce and Storytime which are popular events. At times this means the library can get noisy, but the staff are careful to ensure the relaxed atmosphere of the building doesn't mean the noise is too loud. There is an exhibition area at the front of the library which is often filled with local artwork.