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GO Libraries in West London |
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There are 395 public
libraries in London and the resources of a public library
are not just available to everyone in the local community
- they are open to all. Libraries contain a wealth of information on every subject, and there’s also Internet access available, microfilm facilities and refreshments on hand in many libraries. Many libraries in West London also operate homework clubs. A homework club is open to 8-12 year olds, where they can not only receive curriculum materials but also have access to study and revision support from well-trained staff. Joining the library is simple if you live, work or study full time in the borough where the library is located. To join you have to supply the staff with two forms of identification, one of which should be a formal document showing your address. If you are unsure about what documents to bring, just ask a member staff. If you live outside the borough of your selected library but work or study full time, then you will also need to get your employer or college to endorse your application form. If you live outside of a particular borough, but are a member of your local London library you may be allowed to use selected facilities by producing a current borrower’s card and the identification described above. Any child who is aged under 12 years may join the library with proof of their parent or guardian’s address. To find your nearest library in West London visit the official London Libraries website. |
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