whitehead library
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They have free wifi in here, plus computers that members can use. They give lessons and help people use the computers if they need it. Do check the noticeboards, they have all sorts of posters and information about everything happening in the town and around the country. There are also piles of newspapers to read for free. There's a reading group you can join, and a knitting group. There's a baby changing station in their toilet, and a huge space at the front where you can leave a pram, or even tie up the dog, and a bike stand outside the door. the place is all decorated pink today for the giro d'italia bike race that will pass by tomorrow.
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I live in Whitehead and whd library is one of the places I visit most. Not just for me but my boys love it too! I never thought my kids would appreciate books so much but they do & the library is so useful. There have been a few challenging homeworkers with my eldest but the library was a huge help... Peace to work in but more importantly fantastic resource. Plus if there was anything they didn't have they would help find it or ordered it in. The late opening hours was great (it's been stopped :( ) since my kids don't stop school till 3pm. The staff are really lovely & friendly, always happy to help where it's with books or computers related. Also, who doesn't like a fab service for free & staff willing to work a Saturday!!!!! Over all am excellent place!!! At start of doing review trip advisor says i have to say the date I visited but I can't say almost every day....
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When the grandkids come down to Whitehead, they now ask to go to the Library. The area at one end is great for kids. We can all sit on the play mat and read, do puzzles or be read too. There is a large amount of colouring material for the raining day. It has a small and homely feel yet is big on selection and quality of books. And we can lend books to take home and read. My eldest grand daughter is top of her class in reading now and loves books. I would put that down to Whitehead Library. She lives in a city with an even larger library but has never visited. It's a great addition to the town.
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Whitehead Library is a haven of information and friendly staff and is vital to Whitehead. I visit regularly with my two daughters who enjoy the array of books. I love to read the local papers and meet friends there. They have free Wifi and computers to use. There is a clean toilet, wheelchair access and room for buggies. The Library runs a lot of free classes and demonstrations and has plenty of local information on the notice boards. Sadly I have heard the opening hours and staff levels are to be reduced, which will be a loss to the community. Libraries are a vital part of communities.
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Great place. I use it for historical research. While I'm there I also hire books, check the newspapers, use their computers ... and use their toilet! The staff are excellent, always willing to help with whatever peculiar question I have. Their noticeboard is a great place to see everything going on in the area. They also do fun stuff; a demonstration of a 3D printer is coming up soon. Today's event was "European Languages Day," so kids were leaving dressed up like matadors and other colourful continental characters.Only one thing is bad - they're shut Thursdays, Sundays and Mondays. When it is open, and I'm in the town, I call in. They boast free WiFi, wheelchair friendliness, inside buggy parking, and probably the only baby changing station in the town...
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Whitehead library is the pride of our community and something that we would not be without. So many things going on here that people can engage themselves in. Our library is a very well functioning place, not only is it storing many valuable and very interesting books, no this place is so much more than that! Just recently there was a demonstration on how a 3D printer works, something that attracted an audience of almost 30 people. Other courses, on the many computers available, are ones where you may learn about online banking, moneysaving, booking flight tickets etc. All very valuable knowledge in this time of age. Also courses in learning how to paint where local artists voluntarily are giving their time are also very well sought. As a primary school teacher myself for four decades I know something about the mind of small children and how important books are for their on going development. Often when I am sitting in here reading a paper or magazine I can`t help but look around thinking how lucky we are to have a library with such an inspirational interior, all due to a creative staff. A place that we are proud of showing to our visitors from abroad. Whitehead library are us, the people of Whitehead, please don`t deprave this generation, nor the ones to come, of this `Treasure House of Knowledge `.
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I went to bring back a book called, ironically, The Book Thief! I forgot that the hours are changed and it opens from 1pm on Tuesdays. The cuts are quite inconvenient, they took away Tuesday mornings. The other days it still opens from 10am. I always feel like its a home away from home. When I started living here, I saw on the wall this unusual art piece, it was this painting of the war dead of the town. It was by Steve Diamond. I thought it was an old man had done it! It did intrigue me, I'd never seen that kind of painting technique. I was lucky and got to meet him, I now know he's not an old man.What I found about the library was that it was a wonderful place to have a chat and get to know people. The library was a gateway for the whole of Whitehead. Hazel was wonderful. The new staff are great, they work very hard. There is a lovely atmosphere in there. They are always redecorating to focus on events through the year, the latest display was for Holocaust Memorial Day.It was rebuilt a few years ago, so they were temporarily in a little room where the laundry is now, it was so small! The new building is great, there is room in a front hall for buggies, bicycles or someone's dog. I had my photo taken there with a big group of people who were interviewed for the Living Memories book.
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Staff are so friendly, welcoming and helpful. They've just received some new books. You never know what you'll find! Daily newspapers and magazines are also available, as are computers. You can also ask the librarians to send a fax for you or scan a document to a USB stick or send it to your email account. There are lots of events such as Knit and Natter every Wednesday morning, Rhythm, Rhyme for pre-schoolers and Storytime and Crafts sessions for 4-8 year-olds. These are often advertised, as are classes for adults too. All events are free. This is a great free resource for our vibrant village. The staff work extremely hard with ever-increasing pressures imposed by reductions in both staff and hours, following recent government budget cuts to libraries. Would be great if you could pop in and show your support! You'll probably enjoy your visit too!
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My two children are now 11 and 9 and have been going to Whitehead library since they were babies. They see the library as a safe, inviting, friendly and welcoming place. They are so disappointed however, that they can no longer go as often as they would like as opening hours have been severely cut. I really don't think library bosses realise the negative impact curtailing children's access to books and facilities has. Cutting opening hours says 'reading isn't important'. If you visit Whitehead go in, read the daily papers and relax for a wee hour and you'll see how friendly and essential this library is.