A large library with books for lending downstairs and a good reference section upstairs. There is a…read morefree car park but spaces are limited, however there is a large municipal car park facing the library priced at the usual rates.

Situated in the Town centre of Chorley, this majestic library has served the people of Chorley well…read morefor a number of years. Previously The original grammar school in Chorley, the library is set on two floors and has good disabled access to both levels. The ground floor has a large children's library, and adult section. There are a selectin of DVD'S, CD's and papers as well. To the left of the main entrance is also a well resourced Internet room, although it is not very private as the desks are all open. There is a small charge for photocopying and printing of documents. Upstairs is a well resourced research room, with large tables to work in comfort. The library is constantly evolving and i think it has lost something in that where the reader's come to look at papers there are no longer tables to sit at. Staffa are very knowledgeable and helpful, although sometimes there could do with a few extra on especially on Saturdays. Parking is limited and it is very hard to manoeuvre in the tiny car park, although it is free. There are a number of events held there, art exhibitions, local memorabelia, children's story hour. We have been members for a long time and can reccomend it highly.

A smallish library for a smallish village, although there's currently construction going on to…read moreexpand it. There's not a fantastic array of books here, as i said, small library, but the librarians are happy to help and books which i've requested have come very quickly. At the moment there's about 8 computers, all with free internet. The children's section appears to be popular, and the library can get quite busy. To sum up, it's a good library. The staff are generally pleasant, there's not a dire lack of books, and the computer access is always available and very handy. It shuts on Wednesday, and it's not open anywhere near as long as the Chorley library, but it's highly valued and Adlington would be much the worse without it.