An older building which holds an attraction in itself Ware library is large! There is an area…read moreseperate to the main library where you can go to read newspapers and magazines which the library provide. Within the main building there is a completely seperate area for children which is seperated by a door and here they have story-telling sessions etc at pre-planned times. There are childrens chairs provided and plenty of books, videos and dvd's for the younger librarian. Within the main area there are computers for internet access and a wealth of books - some books are upstairs so disabled access could be difficult. The library also has a large notice board for local events/childminers etc and there are plenty of leaflets around the library telling of local events and any information that could be relevant to residents.

Beautiful and charming old bookstore! Three floors with lots of books! Friendly staff! Love…read morevisiting this bookstore!

Cute bookstore. We were walking around in the neighborhood and came across this bookstore. The kids…read moreloved looking at the the children's books. They also had a great selection of fiction and nonfiction books. I would definitely come back here if I'm ever visiting Marylebone again!

I have been an active member of Highgate Library since January 1991…read more And that was when, Margaret Thatcher was still the British Prime Minister. I only live around the corner from this Camden library branch, which is Holly Lodge. And even up to this day, I will always use the services at Highgate Library, for hiring out DVDs, PC printing and the photo copy machine. And I even reserve books and DVD from Highgate Library. Highgate Library is literally right next door to Highgate Cemetery, the place of Karl Marx's tomb.

As a history buff, avid reader, and past library fundraiser, there is no way I could skip a visit…read moreto the British Library. We enjoyed roaming the floors during an unexpected rain shower, and enjoyed all the historical tomes exhibited here. We did not sign up for cards, and therefor did not get to explore the rooms or stacks, but we did enjoy our walk around. During college (as a history major), it was frequently joked that you haven't really researched in a library if you haven't wound up making out in the stacks... well, after a day of research, I enjoyed some fun pictures and 'making out' with my husband, making this a thoroughly educational stop in our London adventure.

Would definitely recommend checking out the British library at least once! It's a beautiful…read morebuilding with a lot of bookd and exhibits, as well as a little coffee shop. If you plan on seeing any of the actual exhibits or checking out the areas that actually house the books, you'll need to sign up for one of their cards. I also can't really imagine getting much work or studying done here. It can be pretty difficult to find a seat and it's so loud and busy that you may be better off going somewhere else.

This newly refurbished library, set on two floors, ticks all the boxes for me. There's a cafe,…read morechildrens corner, quiet spaces, reading chairs (with window views), self service check-in/out and lots of internet access points. There's also a green to the front entrance, which the locals use as picnic space. It's a pleasant little getaway and the staff are always pleasant when I visit.

The staff are always around and are extremely helpful with any queries or to order books in from…read moreother local libraries. Very impressed. Service given like very few places in England.

A small library, but easily accessible on the main high street. This library isnt very well stocked…read morewith text books, but the helpful staff are always around to help your order them in from other local libraries. A new electronic self service system has recently been installed and the staff are also eager to help with any people experiencing difficulties.

While visiting the library I was disgusted to hear the manager, Michelle Jolly, mocking a disabled…read moreman using their computers. She made fun of his appearance and his verbal skills. She didn't realise that the man she was making fun of in front of me was actually my brother. He was a regular user of the library and usually went in once a week with a carer. I happened to be in with him on this day and was completely appalled. I made a complaint to the district manager but was ignored. I made a public complaint on their Facebook page and it was just deleted. I'm hoping this acts as a warning to others who use their services. This woman should be fired and has no business working in a public library.

Good libary, open everyday, great range of books and easy transaction. Does require libary cardread more

Located in the Stow. This Library is quite small but it is very quiet and perfect if you con't be…read moredisturbed. You can access the internet from there but you have to book your time. There are some videos and stuff that you can rent out for a small fee. They have a nice children's reading area. Though understandably the choice of books is somewhat limited by the size of the building. The opening hours are a bit awkward.

This libary is located in the town centre, and is easily accessable to those using public…read moretransport. The building is old, and set just outside of the new retail park so looks slightly out of place. The library is big, so has a wide range of books and there is no troble getting what you need. The staff are helpful as well, always willing to lend a hand if you need it.

This is a small library, however it is conveniently located in a mainly residential area…read more The staff here are very helpful and can order books that they don't currently have in stock. There is plenty of parking in the pay and display carpark outside the library.