Blythe Bridge Community Library

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Open tomorrow 9am - 5pm

Blythe Bridge Library is now a Community Managed Library, a group of volunteers run the library services, managed by the Care and Fun Club.

Blythe Bridge Library
Uttoxeter Road
Blythe Bridge
Stoke-on-Trent, ST11 9JR

Telephone: 01782 485269
Email: blythebridge.library@staffordshire.gov.uk

Car parking: Car parking available adjacent to library.

Facilities: No facilities available.

Opening TimesMonday1pm - 7pmTuesday9am - 5pmWednesdayClosedThursday9am - 5pmFriday9am - 5pmSaturday9am - 1pmSundayClosed
Bank Holidays

Why visit Blythe Bridge Library

The above are just a few examples of what you will find at the library, but there is lots more on offer.

Regular activities and events

There are lots more events on at all times - search our events calendar to find out more.

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Meeting room

Interview room sits a maximum of 6 people.

Please contact us to book a room.

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