Clevedon Library will be closed on Friday 30 July due to essential maintenance.
Borrowers can renew items and access eBooks and other resources online at librarieswest.org.uk or visit an alternative library. Nailsea and Portishead library will both be open.
The library will reopen as usual on Saturday 31 July.
Libraries are now open to the public with safety measures in place. Computers are available.
You can use the library computers and print documents. We advise contacting your local library in advance by phone or email to make an appointment if possible.
Extended access is not available at the following library locations:
Some libraries share a building with children’s centres. If you are currently under midwifery care at a children’s centre, keep attending at your usual location as these midwife appointments will continue.
Each library has careful distancing and safety measures in place to help keep you and our staff safe. We are following government guidelines on Covid safety.
Please help our staff and customers to stay safe by always observing a two metre distance, sanitising your hands, wearing a face covering and limiting the time you spend in the library.
For all Healthy Living Centre Library
Now libraries have reopened we are no longer running the click and collect service. If you are unable to come to the library to choose your own books, our volunteers can deliver them to your home with the Home Library Service
You can return items by bringing them to any library that is open, or by using the drop-box at Clevedon, the Healthy Living Centre, Nailsea, Pill, Portishead, Weston, Worle and Yatton libraries and the Mobile library.
You can use your library card to borrow ebooks, e-audiobooks, digital newspapers, magazines and comics for free.
Reading Friends is a programme to connect people who may be feeling lonely and isolated. It brings people together to read, share stories, make new friends and have fun. It uses books, magazines, newspapers - or anything else - to start a conversation.
It’s completely free and open to anyone. Participants will be matched with trained library volunteers for regular chats over the phone. If you'd like to take part, contact us by emailing library.volunteers@n-somerset.gov.uk or calling 01275 888 864.