The Huddersfield University Library is the biggest library in the Huddersfield area. It is not only…read moreopen for students, but also to any member of the public that pays a small fee annually (and it really is worth it). The library has 6 floors, with hundreds books on any subject. It also has magazines, newspapers and scientific journals that are boring. The library offers a number of bureau services such as laminating and binding. As a student you also have access to PCs and iMacs. There is also a wireless network for all you laptop nomads. This is for sure a very interesting place, where you can spend hours.

One of my favourite places for peace and quiet. I love floor 5 with its new spacious design. It…read moreseems so clean when we in the applied sciences have all the old cold buildings its refreshing to go somewhere soi clean and spacious. The library assistants are ever so helpful. worth booking a group room on floor 3 if you need to get together and talk through a presentation.The private rooms have computers in too.

Brilliant!!! Our village would be lost without it!…read moreExcellent services and lots of activities. Staff are second to non!!

An excellent local library with good facilities. The history section has a good range of local…read morehistory books and the archives are very comprehensive. There are plenty of computers offering Internet Access, but these are in high demand. There is also a facility to borrow CDs and DVDs

A nice little small,local library. 3/4 computers with friendly staff. Can rent cds, dvds, books…read more Are happy to order books in if they're not present.

I attended two Universities and have friends whoi have een to others about the country and we all…read moreagree that this is the best University (the science department anyway). The tutors are atually helpful and have a smile on their faces rather than simply obsessing over theoir own projects. The library is fully stocked and very comfortable and all the tutors will do all they can to help you and guide you but without doing all the work for you. Huddersfield itself has a good night life and good shopping centre aimed at students and the accomodation is clean and new

Currently I am studying at the University Business School, it's not a bad place especially after…read morethey have invested a lot of money in the development of the campus - the new creative arts building, library refurbishment. The Students Union building is rubbish, but I am not sure if that is the Universities fault, I would rather blame that on miss-management. I really like that the canal cuts the campus in half, so you can sit down and enjoy the nature in the middle of a busy day. It's a big organisation so certain stuff takes time, and from time to time something can get you really annoyed, but all in all I like it. There is a sports centre with a gym on campus.

Although quite small, Honley Library has a lot to offer, from story reading sessions for pre-school…read morechildren to Saturday morning club for older children and councillors' surgeries during the week. They stock a good range of books and can order anything else from the main Library in Huddersfield. There is a big reading desk, with free copies of local and national newspapers, copies of local bus and train timetables to take away, and lots of leaflets about places of interest in the surrounding area. You can also do your photocopying quite cheaply, and there is also free internet access for members of the library.

Well you'd be hard pushed to get in or out of Halifax without noticing the Dean Clough building…read more It's nationally renowned as a prime site in Halifax and it's not just a business emporium. It does house quite a few private businesses and office space but it has so much more to offer than that. First up take some live theatre and music. The Crossley Gallery has fast become a key place for many Jazz acts to come and ply their trade. You've also got the Viaduct Theatre which attracts classical music and of course live stage productions. If that's not your thing then the art galleries are pretty impressive. They get some really interesting exhibitions and change them about quite regularly. Add to that a nice design shop, café and a restaurant and it's a treat that you'd maybe not expect to find in these industrial looking walls. Loving your work here.

I work in this building and have to say - it's quite a nice place to be…read more The offices are a bit mixed - some are lovely and refurbished and some are a bit old and grotty but I think they are in the process of doing up the whole place. It's a nice central clean building. The viaduct cafe is nice and the Design House Restaurant is pretty decent too. I like the galleries here - it's quite nice during a stressful day to wander downstairs and look at the pictures or sculptures - helps calm me down and face the day. There is also a very nice gift shop.