Burntwood library located in sankeys corner is a nice relaxing place to go. It has had a refurb not…read moreso long ago and now is looking really nice. If you into reading this is the place to be fantastic range of books from children to adult. The staff are really pleasant and always willing to chat. I would recommend going to the library as they also have connections with the job centre and places like that so if you are in need of a job this is also the place to go to. It is like the centre of the community.

Great children's area with their own computer access points. Lovely seating and different areas for…read morebook storage encourage young children to choose their own books too. Good use of space both upstairs and down with plenty of study space for those who need it. I have found some staff to be a bit abrupt with me as I use other libraries too but most are very friendly.

I really like this library as it is almost always quiet in the day making it a lovely place to sit…read moreand read. It offers the use of computers, and hire of dvds and videos. Has a good range of books especially in the children & teenagers section.

Brilliant library, Books for up to 3 weeks & can renew online. Computers, photocopier & dvd & video…read morehire. Excellent range of books. Staff are very welcoming & helpful. Great access to all areas.

Visited the centre for a talk on 22.5.13. This is an amazing…read morebuilding. Outside the architecture is strange, but gorgeous, it has a gold roof which is shaped like a bee hive. Inside is a fab building which I can only image our new Library of Birmingham will be like. I have never seen so many computers in use in one place, the building is light airy, there is a wide choice of books and reference area. I went for a meeting and this is in a large room with a nice view of worcester.

Quite a large library for a small town…read more The downstairs is the actually library part (books, audiobooks etc, while upstairs is more the part for quiet study. There are about 7 tables, and each table has enough space for about 8 people to study on, so there is always space. The refernce books are also kept upstairs, along with a huge selection of telephone books! There is a seperate room in the upstairs where gallerys and exhibitions are often shown throughout out the year. They have quite a few machines which allow you to look at archived newspapers, although the staff, in my experience, appear yto be a little prejudiced in who they allow to use the machines.