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Fallowfield Library located at Platt Ln, Manchester M14 7FB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0161 227 3744

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Fallowfield Library manchester
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Dani Abulhawa

5 Google Rating

Friendly staff, brilliant community events and initiatives. Books in English as well as other langua

5/ 5

Friendly staff, brilliant community events and initiatives. Books in English as well as other languages. This place is run by the community for the community and is very welcoming to everyone.

Taha

5 Google Rating

Very friendly staff, but not the greatest selection of books

5/ 5

Very friendly staff, but not the greatest selection of books

Michelle Parkin-Kelly

5 Google Rating

Great little library. Small but clean and well equipped. Very child friendly and lovely staff. The b

5/ 5

Great little library. Small but clean and well equipped. Very child friendly and lovely staff. The baby and toddler reading session is great.

Homayun Yavari

5 Google Rating

Very friendly staff , helpful , great computer facilities, printer and scanner are also available to

5/ 5

Very friendly staff , helpful , great computer facilities, printer and scanner are also available to use. Staff members always there to help and very approachable , thank you.

Dee Manchester

3 Google Rating

I like it here. Good computer facilities, scanner and printer. Very very small childrens selection o

3/ 5

I like it here. Good computer facilities, scanner and printer. Very very small childrens selection of books, not many adults books and not very big inside but useful in the local area. Would recommended.

Ann Geraghty

5 Google Rating

Great library and community hub

5/ 5

Great library and community hub

Claire Beecham

5 Google Rating

An amazing helpful community place with lovely people - I recommend highly

5/ 5

An amazing helpful community place with lovely people - I recommend highly

Martina Heaney

5 Google Rating

It may be small but they pack so much in, visited today with a group from a local Schools reception

5/ 5

It may be small but they pack so much in, visited today with a group from a local Schools reception class and the children loved their visit. Thankyou

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  • Sunday01:00 PM - 07:00 PM
  • Tuesday02:00 PM - 05:00 PM
  • Wednesday02:00 PM - 05:00 PM
  • Thursday02:00 PM - 05:00 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM - 03:00 PM
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