Norbury Library becomes second to be refurbished
Norbury Library is to temporarily close for refurbishment work as part of an ongoing investment in Croydon’s 13 libraries.
Norbury Library is to temporarily close for refurbishment work as part of an ongoing investment in Croydon’s 13 libraries.
A special event is set to welcome residents and readers back into the refurbished Selsdon Library.
The Summer Reading Challenge is set to blast off this weekend as young readers embark on an interstellar adventure.
The renovation and improvements to Selsdon library are well under way with the new look library expected to reopen in early August.
The refurbishment of Selsdon Library begins tomorrow, Saturday 1 June, as improvements including new computer equipment, longer opening hours and new furniture are added to the library.
Residents gave their backing to Norbury Library’s £1m refurbishment this week as part of council’s to transform and improve the borough’s network of 13 libraries.
Plans to transform the borough’s libraries into thriving cultural hubs at the heart of Croydon’s communities have been unveiled in a cabinet report. The 10-year plan - which follows the council’s decision to take the library service back in-house last year – sets out the vision for a network of vibrant centres of creativity and learning, where residents are informed, involved and inspired.
A £300,000 investment in books for Croydon’s libraries will add more books to the shelves. Croydon libraries will also join a London-wide consortium offering residents access to millions more books.
A month celebrating the history and legacy of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) community gets underway in Croydon on Thursday.
An exhibition exploring the writings and legacy of a Croydon suffragette has welcomed its first guests to the town’s museum this week.