Leek Library

Open today 9am - 5pm
Leek Library, Nicholson Institute,
Stockwell Street, Leek, ST13 6DW

Telephone: 0300 111 8000
From 9am – 5pm weekdays, your call will be answered by Staffordshire County Council's Contact Centre staff who will be able to deal with your library enquiry.

From 10am - 4pm on Saturdays, please call 01538 332061


Email: leek.library@staffordshire.gov.uk

Car parking: Public car park available nearby.

Facilities: Toilet and baby changing facilities available.
Opening TimesMonday9am - 5pmTuesday9am - 5pmWednesday9am - 5pmThursday9am - 5pmFriday9am - 5pmSaturday10am - 4pmSundayClosed
Bank Holidays

Why visit Leek 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.

Autism friendly map

We like to make our libraries as friendly and accessible as possible. Our simple visual floorplans can be viewed on a mobile device or printed off to bring with you on your visit.

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