Staff go above and beyond to help find the books you are looking for…read more Clean, tidy and a peaceful atmosphere.

Not a bad sized public library for a small town, housed in an attractive red-brick purpose-built…read morebuilding, close to the centre of town. Inside, it's on two levels, with a small reference section with a study area, newspapers and PCs for public use, and a larger lending section with a wide range of fiction and non-fiction, as well as CDs and DVDs. You have to be a member to borrow items, and need proof of identity and proof of address (eg a utility bill). The two downsides ares a lack of car parking in the immediate vicinity - a problem with Burnham town centre generally - and the lack of evening opening.

A pleasant, small, library near the bus station in Neath. There are places to sit both upstairs (in…read morethe reference section) or downstairs, where it's nice to take the weight off your feet and browse some of the books in peace and quiet. The photocopier upstairs is useful. The children's library is situated next door and that is particularly good and well stocked.

This library is grear, it has a wide range of books from fiction and non fiction to research…read morepapers. They also offer internet services. The staff are very friendly and helpful and go out of their way to find what you want.

The library is tucked away just outside the town centre. Parking here can be a problem although…read morethere is a newly built car park close by. The library has great facilities including internet access. Staff here are pleasant and helpful!

When I was a child I was a little bit of a Matilda, in that I used to go to this library very…read moreregularly, and spend hours scouring the shelves for new books to devour. Situated in a classic old stone building, this library conforms to all those lovely ideals of what a library should be. There is a very wide selection of books, CDs and DVDs at this government branch library. They have an especially good children's section (from what I can remember!), and there are regular storytelling sessions for children. A couple of years ago, Canton Library suffered severely from fire-damage. Since then, the interior has been redecorated well, and new books have been brought in. So out of tragedy, comes a nice selection of slightly crisper books than there might have been otherwise. This is a beautiful old library to go and while away an afternoon in.

Canton Library is well-located in the heart of the busy shopping area along Cowbridge Road East,…read morenear the police station and not far from Chapter Arts Centre. Housed in a solid old building, the selection of books, CDs and DVDs isn't bad for a local library - but with Cardiff's central library only about a mile away I'd rather walk there and get tonnes more choice. It is pretty popular with local mums and their children during the daytime, however, because it's easy for them to walk to - and there's a story time and craft session every Tuesday afternoon. There's also an adult reading club that meets monthly, with set books to read and then discuss. There's no really convenient parking outside the library, but it's within a short walk of about four different car parks including the free one behind Chapter.

A quiet place full of books!! They usually have some…read moreactivities for children during the holidays. They have a few computers with internet access, charged by the hour. A good place to spend a wet afternoon.

This library has helpful staff and you can access the internet for a small charge by the hour. It…read morealso has CDs if you don't want to read by prefer to listen to music. They also have books on cd if you have problems with your sight. If you can't find the book you are looking for you can place an order for it or they can get it from another Library. It also has good noticeboard for lots of things that are going on locally so you don't miss out.

Clevedon liberary is very nice library with every thing you need…read more There is plenty of parking. They have a reading group, Childrens story time on Tuesday 11.15- 11.45 Language courses on tape and CD Photocopier Study space Most books you are looking for

This is best Library I have ever been too. Seems even better than the one at the local University…read more The staff are really helpful and they have great facilities. Great place to find out about welsh history and local area.

Excellent first class library -will order any book you want ( if in print ) and has an excellent cd…read moreborrowing facility ( small annual fee ) but also has free internet use, plus magazines and papers to brouse through.

I LOVE LIBRARIES…read more Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Sorry, I love libraries. Meet Llandaff North Library. It is part of the same building as Llandaff North Day Centre and is situated right on the roundabout at the junction of Gabalfa Avenue and College Road. The library offers - fiction, non-fiction, and talking books for adults; a separate section for children full of books for tots to teens. The latest addition is a selection of DVDs for children and teenagers to borrow for a week at a time. You'll also find community information, a reference section for adults, a magazine exchange, and a photocopier for all to use. There are10 PCs with full Internet access, including 2 adult only PCs and 2 child only PCs, as well as use of self-help Internet guides such as the BBC's Webwise CDRom - and books on how to access the net. Storytimes for pre-school children are held on Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 10am. A Youth Worker is based here on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 3.30pm to closing, offering after school activities and projects, and the opportunity to get involved with the Young Achievers Awards scheme. A Reading Group meets on the last Wednesday of every month at 2.30pm. The Library is also handily on Bus Route 35. They have car parking available with a dedicated disabled space outside the Library.