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**Stockwood Library – Your Community Hub in Bristol**

Nestled in the heart of Stockwood, Stockwood Library is more than just a place to borrow books; it’s a vibrant community hub designed to foster learning, creativity, and connection. With a diverse collection of literature, digital resources, and engaging programs, our library caters to all ages and interests, making it the perfect destination for families, students, and lifelong learners alike.

At Stockwood Library, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always ready to assist you with inquiries or help you find your next great read. Whether you need assistance with research or simply want to explore our cozy reading nooks, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere that encourages exploration and discovery.

In addition to our extensive catalogue of books and multimedia resources, we offer a variety of events and activities, including workshops, storytime sessions for children, and community engagement programs that aim to enrich the lives of local residents. We believe in the power of knowledge and community, and we strive to create an inclusive space where everyone feels valued and inspired.

Visit us at Stockwood Rd, Bristol BS14 8PL, or give us a call at 0117 903 8546 to learn more about our services or to book an appointment. Discover the unique offerings of Stockwood Library today and become part of a thriving community dedicated to learning and personal growth!

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Russell Gardener

5 Google Rating

An excellent local library with a good selection of books and services. Superb helpful people worki

5/ 5

An excellent local library with a good selection of books and services. Superb helpful people working here. I’m glad that it hasn’t closed as some libraries in other areas have. It is a big addition to Stockwood to be able to have this library. Long may it continue.

tomas fiser

4 Google Rating

Small but good enough library. Used it for photocopying and buying recycling garden waste bags in my

4/ 5

Small but good enough library. Used it for photocopying and buying recycling garden waste bags in my time

Helen Shepherd

5 Google Rating

In the process of sorting some things out Had to contact Stockwood library Effecient, friendly and c

5/ 5

In the process of sorting some things out Had to contact Stockwood library Effecient, friendly and compassionate service. Thank you.

Anthony Edwards

5 Google Rating

Lovely library , free wifi

5/ 5

Lovely library , free wifi

Chubalot

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Tony White

5 Google Rating

Very nice and clean very helpful staff

5/ 5

Very nice and clean very helpful staff

Shinneek Clemmings

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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