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Using Your Local Library

It doesn't cost anything to borrow books from the library, but charges do apply to some other services and materials.

You can have up to 20 books on loan at any one time. (Note: You also have a separate borrowing allowance for non-book items such as CDs).

You can normally borrow books and other items for up to 21 days.

If you cannot find the book or item you require in your local library it may still be possible for us to obtain it. For a small charge you can make a reservation for the item and we will do our best to get it for you.

If another member of the library does not require the item you have borrowed, you can extend the loan period for another 21 days. You can make renewals in person, by telephone or by post to your local library. (Note: If you wish to renew items more than once they should be brought into the library).

If you forget to return items by the date that they are due back you may be required to pay a fine for each item overdue.

If you lose or accidentally damage an item which you have borrowed from the library you will be charged for its replacement or any cost incurred in repairing any damage (Children under 6 are exempt from this charge).

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