Bridgnorth Library

Opening times
Monday 9.30-7.30
Tuesday 9.30-5.00
Wednesday 9.30-5.00
Thursday Closed
Friday 9.30-5.00
Saturday 9.00-5.00

For a location map, please follow the link to Shropmap

The library has been extended and now accommodates a Shropshire Customer First point which will offer improved local access to county and district council services and information.The Bridgnorth Visitor Information Centre and the Registrar of Births Marriages and Deaths also share the library building.

Bridgnorth Library has a good range of books, DVDs, compact discs, CD ROMs, cassettes, talking books and language courses. Computer facilities include free Internet access as part of the People's Network package, word processing, spreadsheets, and desktop publishing. A scanner is also available for use.

There is a programme of activities for children which can be downloaded or opened online from the link on this page.

A mobile library visits communities around Bridgnorth on a weekly or fortnightly rota. A copy of a leaflet, outlining services provided, can be downloaded or opened online from the link on this page. You can also find a copy of the community profile for this library, which includes an indication of how well this library is performing. Bridgnorth is the Area Headquarters for the South Shropshire Library Area.

Library Facilities
- Books
- Music CDs and tapes
- DVDs
- Books on tape and CD
- Language tapes
- CD ROMs
- Free access to Internet and word processing facilities
- Wireless Internet access
- Current local newspapers
- Photocopier (black and white)
- Fax service
- Items for sale
- Study space
- Fairtrade drinks machine
- Leaflets
- Talks and events
- 2 Reading Groups -one meets on first Tuesday morning of the month and the other on 2nd Thursday evening of the month
- Active Friends of Bridgnorth Library group
- Local Studies Advice Service on Friday afternoons, provided by volunteers

Bridgnorth Local History Week will take place at the library from 19 to 23 May 2008. There will be several events taking place. The library would also like to copy old photographs to be added to the local history photographic collections. For further details about the week contact Bridgnorth Library as above or download the programme available from a link on this page.