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Official Guide to North Walsham 2023-2024

Everything you need to know about North Walsham and the local area for visitors and residents alike in a full colour, 160 page book. Up to date information on groups, services, businesses, events and stuff to see in the North Walsham area along with extensive history of the town in words and photos.

Everything you need to know about North Walsham and the local area for visitors and residents alike in a full colour, 160 page book. Up to date information on groups, services, businesses, events and stuff to see in the North Walsham area along with extensive history of the town in words and photos.

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North Walsham Library

In the past 55 years we have seen the

Library grow into a vital resource for the

town. There are books aplenty, an ordering

service and free book loans of up to 15

books (under 5s can borrow up to 20 books

with no late return charges).

Now with the new Open Library’s scheme,

extended opening hours make access

available to all. If the doors are not open,

your card will allow access to the library which, even when unmanned, will give you the chance to

pick up new books, or use the facilities you would normally find there (ask staff for details).

The Library has a number of computers available for public use and the staff are only too happy to

help with the basics. If you are interested in learning more on any computer related subjects, have

a chat with the staff and they will do their best to set up a session with a volunteer trainer.

For those living with dementia, loneliness or depression, aside from being a valuable source of

available information, the Library holds a number of additional resources that may be of help, ask

the staff for more details.

There is a book club, Lego club, writing group and Scrabble club and ‘Colour Me Calm’ is a chance

to let your brain take a rest and your creative side to shine through.

Loneliness is a subject still considered taboo amongst many, especially the elderly and the Library

is the perfect setting to start to tackle its effects.

For new mums and dads, Bounce and Rhyme provides a chance to meet others and share your

experiences.

Every Friday, adults are very welcome to drop in for ‘Just a Cuppa’, a gentle social chance to get out

of the house.

The Library is like a lovely pair of slippers; familiar, comfortable, warm and welcoming so why not

come for some books and stay for a cuppa.

Friends of North Walsham Library

Could you be part of a group that:

n Develops ideas for events held at the library and promotes the library and its services.

n Plan and hold fundraising activities, library sales, community events, classes or raffles.

n Act as a link between the Library and local community.

Then the Library needs you. For more information on anything mentioned here, drop in for a chat

or give the Library a ring.

New Road, North Walsham email: libraries@norfolk.gov.uk tel: 01692 402482

Mon - Fri: 8am - 7pm (staffed 10.30am - 7pm)

Sat: 8am - 4pm (staffed 10.30am - 4pm)

Sun: 10am - 4pm (Open Library access only)

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