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Opening Hours

Mon: 1.00pm - 6.00pm

Wed: 9.00am - 6.00pm

Fri: 1.00pm - 6.00pm

Sat: 9.30am - 12.30pm

NB: we are closed on Bank Holidays


It's time to register for the latest Summer Reading Challenge!

The Summer Reading Challenge is for children up to age 11.

There's also a Mini Challenge for children up to age 4.

It starts on

Saturday 6 July

and finishes on

Saturday 7th September.

Find our more here ...


The new July books are on the shelves! These are some of them ...

Click this link to see all 45 new books added in July 2024

link to stannington library's online catalogue

Click this link to search all the books in our Yellow Sticker Collection.


The next Tea and Cakes in the Library is on Saturday 10 August


Be a FRIEND of Stannington Library

Friends of Stannington Library donate a regular amount either every month or every year by standing order. 

Follow this link to our Friends of Stannington Library page for more details.


Public Computers

at Stannington Library

We have 3 computers available for the public to use. Call in or phone to book a session. This is free to members of the library. Non-members can also use the computers for a small charge.

The computers all have Microsoft Office and access to the Internet, as well as other useful software. There's also some software aimed at our younger library members: Scratch, Kodu and a few other fun programs.

You can print from the computers - A4 Black & White copies cost 10p. Colour, back to back and size A3 are available too - but these cost more.


Donations

We are very happy to accept donations of Books in good condition, as well as DVDs, CDs, Video Games and Jigsaw Puzzles - so please keep us in mind when you are having a clear out. There's a crate for donations in the foyer, please call in any time we are open.


STAND was formed in 2013 after Sheffield City Council announced its decision to close sixteen libraries (including Stannington) unless volunteers took them on. STAND was registered as a charity in 2014 and is funded by grants, donations and fund-raising activities. The library is run by a team of dedicated volunteers.