This is one of the biggest libraries in Medway and is housed in an ancient huge building on the…read morebanks of the river Medway. This library has a huge collection of books of every type..specially appealing to some are the books in languages other than english ..like bengali, hindi, urdu, punjabi, chinese etc This library has a good collection of dvd's in different languages too and has a referal section too. There is a small brightly decorated kid's section too and a number of computers for users. The most notable feature however is the introduction of self -checkout systems that were installed last year and does cut down the waiting time for getting your books being stamped.

If you are a book worm and love the warm inviting smell of old books lining wooded shelves you have…read moreto visit the Rochester library ..it looks ancient within and so so inviting with nice comfy seats scattered everywhere within the 3-4 rooms where the books live. The lighting is mellow and I can absolutely lose contact with the world sitting with a book inside this library. They have a very good collection of multi-cultural books and dvd's. The laibrarians like the libaray are soft spoken and helpful and do a good job of keeping the library thus well maintained.

I don't really prefer going to this library much and only go there if I am going that way as there…read moreis not much to choose from. Though the library does have a disabled access and large print books but always seems somewhat overcrowded compared to the other fabulous Medway libraries..well at least I don't think I could ever sit in this library and read a book ,not that there are too many sitting places in the first place. The whole library has a tiny cramped look to it and the parking places close to it are cramped .

This is one of the smaller of the Medway library but is very well stocked up in English books…read more The library is neat and is tended to by two-three librarains at a time who are very helpful. There is a huge seperate kid's area.. and usually rhymetime(mon/fri mornings), story time(tue afternoons) and the breast-feeding groups(tuesday mornings) are held in this area on ceratin days. The library could do with books in other languages though (specially asian ones like can be found in other medway librariesbut I don't think there is a huge demand for these). Dvd's and video -casettes can also be borrowed and there is a good stock of these too.

I love this library best amongst all Medway libraries simply because it is one of the biggest ones…read morewith a very huge choice of books, dvds etc and also becasue it remains open all six days of the week(sundays close)and till 7pm each day very convinient for people who work as I can pop in while returning home from work . The entire library is spread over one floor and there is a reference library for students on the second floor all lined up with neatly arranged arrays after arrays of books. There is a very good slection of books in foreign languages, playstation and other games , access to computers as well and this must be the reason why so many people favour this library. The interiors are warm and the kids section is bright and lovely.

Recently refurbished the library has all the fasilities you's expect and a great range of holiday…read moreactivities for children as well as a twice weekly story time. The staff are very friendly and helpful and they provide all the information you'd need for the local area.

I grew up in Cuxton so going back into the library is like going back to childhood!! The staff are…read morevery helpful. But you must remember this is a small library! Is good for kids books.

Typical village library, ideally located within easy reach of local amenities. Stocked with the…read morebasics, although geared more towards the older residents of the village, with the ability to order in items on request from other libraries at a charge. There are computer facilities available but no facilities for in library study which would be beneficial.