Birkenhead Central Library located at Borough Rd, Birkenhead CH41 2XB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 606 2665

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Kirsten Weir

5 Google Rating

Currently using track and trace. They have multiple stations for hand sanitising and you put the boo

5/ 5

Currently using track and trace. They have multiple stations for hand sanitising and you put the books into a box for them to clean. Filled out form for track and trace and put into a box then pencils once used are also kept separate for sanitising.

martinchristie101110

3 Google Rating

Great looking however lacks up to date non-fictional books, this area needs better educational books

3/ 5

Great looking however lacks up to date non-fictional books, this area needs better educational books to support students education. This is a vital resource in an already impoverished area, the council should really do more to preserve this iconic building and fund it more, instead if running it into the ground with a view to sell our public assets to developers,

Trevor Philips

3 Google Rating

The library has a brilliant selection however it is lacking any up to date non-fiction and technical

3/ 5

The library has a brilliant selection however it is lacking any up to date non-fiction and technical publications such as modern programming, which I would consider critical with the direction the current curriculum and indeed the world is headed. However, the library does have a decent selection of kids books & DVDs, along with an adequate IT suite.

Simon Lok

5 Google Rating

Very good

5/ 5

Very good

williams.lynn1

5 Google Rating

My husband and I went on the tour by Sheena yesterday and we thoroughly enjoyed it - unfortunately w

5/ 5

My husband and I went on the tour by Sheena yesterday and we thoroughly enjoyed it - unfortunately we had a prior appointment and had to leave just before the end and did not have chance to thank her. So a big THANK YOU - we thought you were very knowledgeable and opened our eyes to lots of current uses for libraries - we are not currently members but will rectify that at the earliest opportunity - thank you so much - Lynn and Phil Williams

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