There will be a special celebration at Belmont Library this Thursday as the library celebrates being open for 25 years.
Located in the vibrant Eastholme Community Centre, Belmont Library continues to provide a valued service to the local community, welcoming 22,500 visitors a year.
The library is a gateway to over 200,000 books, DVDs and audio books held in Herefordshire’s public libraries. Customers can take out up to 12 books at a time. Reservations are free, computer and Wi-Fi access is free and there are no overdue charges for children or teenagers.
Jan Nesaratnam, Senior Librarian for Herefordshire Council’s library service, said: “Belmont Library continues to inspire a love of books in both children and adults and we know how much it is valued by the local community. We hope lots of people will come along to celebrate the library’s 25th birthday with us.”
Drop in to Belmont Library on Thursday 7 December (10am-12pm).
Everyone is welcome for coffee and cake and there will be book giveaways for young children.
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