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Wealdstone Library london

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Wealdstone Library is conveniently located at 38-40 High St, Harrow HA3 7AE, offering residents a welcoming space for exploration and learning. This modern library features a diverse collection of books along with digital resources that cater to various interests and age groups. The attentive staff is committed to providing excellent customer service while guiding visitors in accessing the materials they need. Regular programs such as book readings and workshops foster community engagement and promote lifelong learning. Wealdstone Library stands out as an essential resource for its commitment to quality service and enhancing the cultural fabric of Harrow.

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james gazza

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My partner who has disabilities used the disabled toilet 🚻 that she has a special key too yet was

1/ 5

My partner who has disabilities used the disabled toilet 🚻 that she has a special key too yet was still had a go at they told her she shouldn't of used it even tho she has entitlement too very rude staff

Rahul Dasgupta

1 Google Rating

Very rude staff. I called to enquire about renewal process during library closure. The receptionist

1/ 5

Very rude staff. I called to enquire about renewal process during library closure. The receptionist spoke for literally 20 secs and hung up the call without resolving my query. She began saying she had to attend to other customers as if I was calling her for a personal chit chat. Extremely unprofessional.

Jigna Sharma

5 Google Rating

Very good & helpful staff.

5/ 5

Very good & helpful staff.

Leon Shaw

5 Google Rating

An excellent library, very polite and professional staff.

5/ 5

An excellent library, very polite and professional staff.

M D

1 Google Rating

Such a waste of public funds. Then again so is the whole of London borough of Harrow authority.

1/ 5

Such a waste of public funds. Then again so is the whole of London borough of Harrow authority.

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  • Monday09:30 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Wednesday09:30 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Thursday09:30 AM - 01:00 PM
  • Friday09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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