This library has nice, helpful staff, a good audio-visual section and what seems like a perpetually…read morechanging layout! I do wish they'd stop tinkering about with it. It's not very intuitive: non-fiction is spread about both around the walls and on shelves in the middle of the library. Fiction has moved into what used to be the 'Ad-Lib' Gallery - but not all of it! It's not a major problem though: if you know what you want you can always find it. The newspapers are tidy and up-to-date, and there is computer access. The building is well-lit with natural daylight as well as artificial light, warm but with good ventilation and is in general a pleasant place to visit.

A lovely library on 2 floors. It's recently been refurbished & has a drinks machine, computers with…read morefree net access, magazines & friendly staff. There's a pre school story time every Wednesday morning in term time & PAWS craft every other Monday.

This is everything a library should be - not the fussy, silent place of dusty books and even…read moredustier staff - this is the kind of library I wanted when I was little. A place to explore! I got a lovely warm hello from the staff as soon as I came in, and they were quite ready to answer my questions, and were very helpful,. There was a hive of activity going on in the children's area - how many libraries do you know that get clay, paint and glue out all at the same time! It's not the quietest of libraries, and the staff seemed to be louder than the borrowers, especailly the storyteller. Saying that, she not only had the children entranced but half the adults on the computers were chuckling away to the funny bits in the story too. They have a BBC Breathing Places Secret Garden outside too and some of the children went off with watering cans in hand to help. Why can't all the libraries be as much fun? I wish I was five again.