Tamworth library reopening date finalised

tamworth library undergoing works

On Monday 19 June, just in time to celebrate their 50th anniversary, Tamworth Library will be re-opening.

The building closed in autumn for a full refurbishment and restock of books, everything from the heating and electrics to re-organising the space and IT equipment.

When the site opens again Staffordshire County Council adult and children's services will occupy some of the upper floors and there will also be a space for community events.

Until then residents can still access the temporary library space on 56a Albert Road.

I look forward to seeing Staffordshire Libraries launching again for the school holiday summer reading challenge and the library's golden anniversary!

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