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Located at 24 Bankside, Brighton BN1 5GN, Westdene Library stands out as a community hub that promotes literacy and lifelong learning. This charming library offers a wide array of resources including books, audiobooks, and internet access, catering to readers of all ages. The welcoming environment is ideal for quiet study or family activities, with dedicated spaces for children’s programs that inspire creativity and imagination. The friendly staff are always on hand to assist with inquiries and provide personalized recommendations, ensuring that every visit is productive and enjoyable. At Westdene Library, quality service is paramount, making it a cherished part of the Brighton community.

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