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Chapeltown Library leeds

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Chapeltown Library, located within The Reginald Centre at 263 Chapeltown Road, Leeds, serves as a vital community hub for learning and exploration. With a wide array of resources including books, digital media, and events, it caters to all ages and interests. The library is committed to fostering a love for reading and education, offering programs designed to engage the community and promote literacy. Friendly staff are always on hand to assist visitors in finding the resources they need or answering any questions. Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to study or want to participate in community events, Chapeltown Library is dedicated to providing a welcoming environment for everyone.

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emma reilly

5 Google Rating

Excellent staff that are very friendly and helpful! If they don't have a particular book they will h

5/ 5

Excellent staff that are very friendly and helpful! If they don't have a particular book they will happily order it in from another library. The library it's self has a great kids corner with a comfortable area for them to sit and read. There is a selection of computers for adults and children to use. They have a service that reminds you when your books and your children's need to be returned. Overall a fantastic library.

Matt Cowley

2 Google Rating

THE LIBRARY WOULD NOT LET ME SHOUT AS LOUD AS I COULD WITHIN IT, THAT IS WHY I AM TYPING IN CAPS, US

2/ 5

THE LIBRARY WOULD NOT LET ME SHOUT AS LOUD AS I COULD WITHIN IT, THAT IS WHY I AM TYPING IN CAPS, USING THE LIBRARY COMPUTER FACILITIES! THE ADULT SECTION IS POOR, WITH NO CURTAINS/BOOTHS TO ALLOW ME TO READ THEM IN PRIVATE. ALSO, THE LORD OF THE RINGS ISN'T QUITE WHAT I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE... OVERALL 32%

Ed Horton

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Titan Moor

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

muhammad ajmal hamid

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

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