Mobile Library | Friday 16 Sep 2022
Submitted by via Cornwall Council on Thu, 23/06/2022 - 00:00.
The mobile library stops at Angarrack this Friday - at the Angarrack Inn car park
It's free to join the Mobile Library
There is a lift for easier access.
Well worth a visit!
Cornwall Library Members can access a wealth of online reading - eBooks, Audiobooks, newspapers and magazines, comics and eGraphic novels:
The mobile library provides a library service to rural areas in Cornwall where there is no static library or micro library. The mobile library holds a selection of books on many subjects including:
- novels
- large print books
- books for children
- talking books
Library customers can borrow other materials on request, such as: read more »
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