Category: Libraries

[osm_map lat="52.9778425" lon="-1.1918442" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Aspley Library stands on Nuthall Road in the Aspley area of Nottingham, serving the local community with public library services. Run by Nottingham City Council, the library provides access to books, digital resources and study facilities in the NG8 postal district, a residential neighbourhood in the city's west.The library is accessible by road via Nuthall Road and sits within easy reach of local shops and amenities. As a council-operated facility, it forms part of Nottingham's wider network of public libraries, offering residents and visitors a quiet space to read, research and borrow materials.

[osm_map lat="52.9535443" lon="-1.1523033" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Bromley House Library stands on Angel Row in central Nottingham, occupying a historic building that has served as a library since 1816. The library is housed within a Grade II listed structure and remains one of the oldest subscription libraries in the country. Its collection reflects centuries of literary stewardship, and the building itself carries the architectural character of early 19th-century Nottingham.Access to the library is by membership, preserving its traditional subscription model. The Angel Row location places it within walking distance of Nottingham's market square and the wider city centre, making it accessible to those familiar with the heart of the city. The library continues to operate as a working archive and reading room, maintaining its role as a custodian of local and…

[osm_map lat="53.0099429" lon="-1.1993096" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Bulwell Community Toy Library is a resource centre in Bulwell, Nottingham, offering access to toys and play materials for families and children in the locality. The facility operates as a toy library service, providing a community-focused approach to play and early childhood development. It serves residents across the Bulwell neighbourhood and surrounding areas of the city.The toy library functions as a shared space where families can borrow toys and play equipment, reducing the cost of purchasing new items whilst promoting sustainable, communal approaches to children's play. Such facilities are increasingly valued in residential areas as they support child development, foster neighbourhood connection, and offer practical support to parents and carers seeking affordable access to a varied range of play resources.

[osm_map lat="52.9981644" lon="-1.1969777" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Bulwell Riverside Library stands on Main Street in the Bulwell area of Nottingham, serving the local community with access to books, digital resources and public spaces. The library occupies the NG6 postcode district, placing it within one of the city's established residential neighbourhoods on the city's north side. As a public facility, it provides a focal gathering point for readers and students seeking library services across a range of age groups and interests.The location benefits from straightforward street access via Main Street, making it convenient for foot traffic from surrounding residential streets. Bulwell has developed as a neighbourhood with its own distinct character, and the library functions as part of the area's social infrastructure alongside local shops and community facilities. For those exploring Nottingham's…

[osm_map lat="52.9027779" lon="-1.1770489" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Clifton Library stands on Southchurch Drive in the Clifton suburb, south of Nottingham city centre. The modern facility offers public internet access via terminals and is fully wheelchair accessible, making it welcoming to all visitors. Opening hours are 09:30-17:30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with shortened Saturday sessions from 09:30-13:00. The library is closed on Sundays and public holidays.Run by Nottingham City Libraries, the branch serves the local community with standard library services including book lending, reading space and computing facilities. Air conditioning ensures comfort year-round. For contact details, call 0115 915 2837 or email clifton.library@nottinghamcity.gov.uk. More information can be found at the Nottingham City Libraries website, and the service maintains active social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for updates and local…

[osm_map lat="52.9536834" lon="-1.1884284" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Djanogly Learning Resource Centre stands as a four-storey university library in Nottingham's NG8 postcode area. This private academic facility serves as a key study space for university students and researchers, offering access to collections and resources across multiple floors designed to support scholarly work and learning.The centre's location within the university campus provides students with a dedicated space for research, group study and independent learning. As a modern library building, it forms part of the broader educational infrastructure supporting higher education in the city.

[osm_map lat="52.9409232" lon="-1.1907927" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] George Green Library stands as the University of Nottingham's main library facility, serving students and researchers within the institution's academic community. The library operates on a 24/7 schedule, providing round-the-clock access to study spaces and collections. Located at the heart of the university campus in Nottingham's NG7 postcode area, the building combines modern library infrastructure with the demands of contemporary university life.The facility offers Wi-Fi internet access at no charge to users, with the network identified as UoN-guest. As a university-operated library, access is restricted to members of the University of Nottingham community, including students, staff and registered visitors. The library's extended opening hours reflect the intensity of academic work, allowing students to study throughout the night during peak periods and examination seasons.

[osm_map lat="52.938948" lon="-1.1972759" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Hallward Library stands at the heart of the University of Nottingham campus in the NG7 postcode area. Built to the designs of architect H. Faulkner-Brown, this four-storey concrete structure provides extensive study and research facilities for students and staff. The library operates extended opening hours throughout the week - Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 21:45, Saturday from 9:00 to 21:45, and Sunday from 9:30 to 21:45 - making it accessible for both daytime and evening work sessions.The building is fully wheelchair accessible and offers Wi-Fi connectivity throughout its spaces. Named after Bertrand Hallward, the library serves as a key academic resource on campus. Visitors can access further information about collections, services and study areas via the University of Nottingham's official library website, which…

[osm_map lat="52.9644449" lon="-1.172049" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Hyson Green Library stands on Gregory Boulevard in the Hyson Green neighbourhood of Nottingham, housed within the Mary Potter Centre. The library serves the local community with access to books, digital resources and public facilities. Its location on Gregory Boulevard places it within easy reach of residents across the area, with the postcode NG7 5HY marking its position in this part of the city.The library functions as a community resource for the Hyson Green neighbourhood, offering a space for borrowing materials, study and local information. Gregory Boulevard runs through a well-established residential area, making the library accessible to local families and individuals seeking library services in Nottingham.

[osm_map lat="52.9405509" lon="-1.1454506" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Meadows Library stands on Wilford Grove in The Meadows, a residential neighbourhood in south Nottingham. The library serves the local community with a range of resources and facilities, housed in a purpose-built library building. It is accessible by post code NG2 2DR.The library opens Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:30 to 17:30, and Saturday mornings from 10:00 to 14:00. The location also functions as a polling station during elections. Meadows Library forms part of Nottingham's network of public libraries, providing residents with access to books, information services and community space in this established residential area south of the city centre.

[osm_map lat="52.942241" lon="-1.1855636" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Medical School Library serves the University of Nottingham's medical students and researchers. Known locally as Greenfield Medical Library, the facility operates as a private collection accessible to those affiliated with the medical school. The library provides essential study and research resources for undergraduate and postgraduate medical education within the university's academic infrastructure.The library's location within the university campus positions it as a central resource for medical professionals and students pursuing studies in clinical sciences and related disciplines. Access is restricted to authorised users, reflecting its role as a specialist academic library rather than a public facility. Visitors should confirm access arrangements through the university before attempting to visit the premises.

[osm_map lat="52.9495689" lon="-1.1479728" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Nottingham Central Library stands on Carrington Street in the heart of the city centre, occupying the substantial Victorian building numbered 1 and 3-11. The postcode NG1 7FH places it within easy walking distance of the Market Square and Theatre Royal, making it accessible from the main shopping and cultural districts. The main entrance fronts directly onto Carrington Street, a busy thoroughfare that connects to the wider city centre street network.As the city's principal public library, the building serves as a key resource for residents and visitors seeking books, research facilities and information services. The central location ensures strong public transport connections and footfall from nearby office and retail areas. The library's position on Carrington Street reflects Nottingham's long-established pattern of placing civic institutions within…

[osm_map lat="52.9579935" lon="-1.1548561" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Nottingham Trent University's main library occupies a prominent position on Goldsmith Street in the heart of Nottingham city centre. The Boots Library serves as the primary academic resource hub for NTU students and staff, housing an extensive collection of books, journals and digital materials supporting coursework across the university's many disciplines. The building is accessed by members of the university community and remains central to campus life.Located within walking distance of Nottingham's bustling retail and cultural districts, the library sits in a neighbourhood rich with educational institutions and public amenities. The postal code NG1 5LS places it at the core of the city's student quarter, where libraries, lecture halls and university facilities cluster together. For visitors exploring Nottingham's academic heritage or studying at NTU,…

[osm_map lat="52.984058" lon="-1.1803418" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Old Basford Library serves the Basford neighbourhood in Nottingham, offering local residents and visitors access to library services in this residential area. The library functions as a community resource within the wider Basford district, which lies north of the city centre and is characterised by Victorian terraced housing and local amenities.The library provides a quiet space for study, reading and borrowing materials, forming part of Nottingham's network of neighbourhood libraries. Like other community libraries across the city, Old Basford Library supports local residents with book collections and reference services. The neighbourhood itself connects to Nottingham's broader communities through local transport links and street networks, making the library accessible to those living and working in the surrounding residential streets.

[osm_map lat="52.9549219" lon="-1.176014" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Radford Lenton Library stands on Lenton Boulevard in the NG7 postcode area of Nottingham, operated by Nottingham City Council. The library serves the local community with lending services and public access to information resources. Its location on Lenton Boulevard places it within reach of the residential neighbourhoods that characterise this part of the city, making it accessible to residents seeking library facilities and study space.The building functions as both a library and a polling station, reflecting its role as a community hub. Those visiting can use the interactive map to locate the exact address and plan their route through the area, with the library easily findable via the Nottingham City Council's public amenities data.

[osm_map lat="52.9796983" lon="-1.1471409" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sherwood Library sits on Mansfield Road in the NG5 postcode area of Nottingham, serving the local community with free Wi-Fi and a fully accessible building. Run by Nottingham City Libraries, the library opens Monday to Friday with extended hours on Wednesdays until 18:00, plus Saturday morning access. The service is closed Thursdays, Sundays and public holidays. Staff can be reached on 0115 9152827 or via sherwood.library@nottinghamcity.gov.uk for enquiries about collections, events or facilities.

[osm_map lat="52.9505262" lon="-1.1261621" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sneinton Library occupies Sneinton Boulevard in the Sneinton neighbourhood of Nottingham, in the NG2 postcode area. This public library serves residents of the eastern residential district, providing access to books, digital resources and community facilities within walking distance of local housing and amenities.The library building is part of Nottingham's wider library network, offering local collections and programmes. Its location on Sneinton Boulevard makes it accessible to nearby residents, with the neighbourhood itself containing terraced housing and shops typical of Nottingham's inner-east suburbs. The facility functions as a civic resource point within the community.

[osm_map lat="52.9987302" lon="-1.1736848" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Southglade Park Library sits on Southglade Road in the NG5 postal district of Nottingham, run by Nottingham City Council. The library serves the local community with access to books, digital resources and public facilities. Its location on a residential street makes it convenient for nearby residents seeking library services without needing to travel into the city centre.The building is positioned within a neighbourhood area that can be explored using interactive mapping tools, which show the surrounding streets, houses and other local amenities. This makes it straightforward to plan a visit or understand how the library fits into the wider locality. Nottingham City Council maintains the facility as part of its broader network of public services across the city.

[osm_map lat="52.96257" lon="-1.1360477" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] St Ann's Valley Library stands on Livingstone Road in the St Ann's Valley neighbourhood of Nottingham, serving the local community with public library services. The building is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring visitors of all mobility levels can access its facilities. The library occupies a central position within the St Ann's Valley Centre, making it easily reachable for residents across the surrounding residential areas.Positioned in the NG3 postcode district, the library forms part of Nottingham's network of neighbourhood lending and information services. Its location on a main residential road provides convenient access for local borrowers, students and families seeking books, study space and library resources within walking distance of homes and schools in the St Ann's Valley ward.

[osm_map lat="52.9546979" lon="-1.1208469" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Dales Centre stands at 206 Sneinton Dale in Nottingham's Sneinton neighbourhood, serving the local community as a library facility. The building is fully wheelchair accessible, making it easy for all residents and visitors to access its services. Positioned in the NG2 postcode area, the centre provides a dedicated space for learning and information access within this residential part of the city.

[osm_map lat="52.9526306" lon="-1.2213029" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Wollaton Library sits on Bramcote Lane in the Wollaton suburb of Nottingham, serving the local community with public library facilities. The building is fully wheelchair accessible and includes an accessible toilet, making it welcoming to visitors of all abilities. Located in the NG8 postal district, the library provides an important resource for residents across the neighbourhood.The library functions as a polling station during elections, reflecting its role as a key civic facility within Wollaton. Its position on Bramcote Lane places it within easy reach of the residential streets and local amenities that characterise this established neighbourhood on Nottingham's western side.