Chagford Library is attached to the left side of Jubilee Hall, opposite St Michael's Church. It is…read morerun by Erica who is a real sweetie. She knows everything'ish! She knows what books you like and offers advice as to which book you may like, she id helpful to everyone from Kiddies to Grandmas. The library has 2 computers you can book, 1st half hour is free but each half hour after that is £2.00. Printing 12p per copy. It is only a small library but Erica will order books for you and also tapes, cd's and talking books. As it is quite a away from Exeter and Okehampton it's handy for all sorts of things - Even a chat!!!

This is an excellent library with a wide choice of books and a varied dvd collection. They also…read morehave computers, printing facilities and a photocopier as well as a collection of magazines and newspapers available for public use. The children's library is fantastic and they hold fortnightly singing sessions here where you can go along and sing nursery rhymes with your little ones as part of a group. The staff are friendly and will always help you find what you are looking for.

Great place. Very helpful. God people working there. Well run. Let's just hope this enlightened…read moregovernment of ours doesn't decide to replace it with a car park.

Libraries are ace and this one in particular. Glad it's still running.read more

This is a small post office which is located on Cowick Street in the St Thomas area of Exeter. They…read moreoffer all the same services as the main post office except for car tax. They also sell a small range of greetings cards, packaging and stationary items. They also don't mind if you turn up with lots of parcels as i frequently do! You don't usually have to queue for too long here as they always seem to have several counters open and the staff are friendly and helpful. It's definitely worth popping in here if you live nearby as it saves a trip into town.

Only here for a few months but worth a go. Fairly reasonably priced and you get a 12 minute ride…read more Let's be clear though if you are expecting something similar to the London eye, you'll be disappointed. This is more like a large fairground wheel. Tickets are cheaper if you book online.

I highly recommend this library- every person we came in contact with was helpful and so friendly…read more Extra thanks to Sara, Kate and Mark!

Fantastic university library, with great selection of the latest scholarly material, and a good…read morestock of the older stuff just down the hill in the 'old' library. The electronic offerings are also top notch. As a distance student, I have been able to access most things that I needed electronically. There are large study rooms all around to serve the rapidly expanding student population, so finding a spot to study is not hard. Also, the students are generally quite respectful and there for study, not play, so there isn't much distraction.

This Library has gone from strength to strength, and I have found it to be very useful in my…read morestudies. The library is now open 24 hours a day, and has undergone extensive refurbishment. It is now a thoroughly modern and appealing place to come and study. My only criticism would be the lack of popular fiction books - it's generally only stocked with books relevant to University courses, which is understandable but limits the potential uses for this lovely building. The library has quite a few computers which have access to the internet this is always useful especially when your own computer decides to pack up!

St Thomas Library is a fairly small library but they stock a variety of different books. They also…read morehave a small childrens' area and hold fortnightly singing sessions on a Wednesday where you can go with your little ones and sing nursery rhymes as part of a group. The stock doesn't change as frequently as the central library in town and obviously they don't have as much choice so if you want something specific you are probably better of going into town. However if you are local and just fancy picking up a quick read it's ideal to be able to pop in here without having to trapse into town. You can also return books here that you have borrowed from the main library which i find handy, as again it saves a trip into town.