Library Services

From borrowing books to free digital resources and family activities, your local library has more to offer than you might think.

Free internet & computer access

All public libraries in Wales offer free access to computers and the internet.

Whether you need to browse, apply for jobs, contact services or enjoy online resources, our libraries provide reliable internet and a wide range of software like Microsoft Office.

Most locations also offer printing, scanning, adaptive technology and specialist hardware to support users with disabilities .

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Bridgend Libraries Mother and child Using a PC at the library

Study spaces & quiet areas

Libraries offer more than just bookshelves. They provide calm, welcoming spaces for study, work, or quiet reading.

Libraries are open to everyone, offering a safe, inclusive environment to focus, learn and create.

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Digital resources

Libraries Wales provides access to a wide range of digital content—all available for free to library members.

Our My Digital Library collection includes over 35,000 e‑books and e-audiobooks, over 7,000 digital magazines and newspapers, and access to family history resources and a wealth of major reference resources.

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Outreach and mobile services

Your library authority in Wales may offer a library housebound service for those who are not able to get to the library because of an accident, illness or disability.

Your local authority may also offer a Mobile library service where it is difficult for residents to access static libraries.

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Torfaen Housebound Library Service

Activities & events for all ages

Libraries are welcoming spaces for the whole community.

From children’s clubs like Clwb Creu, to reading groups, workshops and seasonal events, there’s something for everyone.

Events are a great way to meet new people, build skills, and have fun.

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Song and Rhyme at Conwy Libraries

Frequently Asked Questions

Each library has their own guidelines for getting a card. Some libraries will offer sign up for a new library account online, with others you will need to visit the library in person to join. Get in touch with your library, see below How do I contact my local library?

You will need to contact your local library service for the PIN. Please see below How do I contact my local library?

If you are unsure of the contact details of the library, please go to ‘Find a Library’ on the front page of this website.

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Castle turret style arch leading to Childrens area at Riverside Library Haverfordwest