Poole Library

✨ Here at Poole Library: TOMORROW, 10am-12noon & Thursday 25 June, 2-4pm ✨

Help someone rebuild their life after homelessness
BCP Council is launching a new Volunteer Mentor Scheme, and we’re looking for caring people to get involved.

You could:
• Offer one-to-one support
• Help build confidence and independence
• Make a real difference in your community

Commitment: Just a couple of hours per week

Full Training and Support Provided

Come along to one of our drop in sessions & find out more:
https://www.bcpcouncil.gov.uk/communities/home-support-together

✨ Here at Poole Library: Wednesday 24 June, 10am-12noon & Thursday 25 June, 2-4pm ✨

Help someone rebuild their life after homelessness
BCP Council is launching a new Volunteer Mentor Scheme, and we’re looking for caring people to get involved.

You could:
• Offer one-to-one support
• Help build confidence and independence
• Make a real difference in your community

Commitment: Just a couple of hours per week

Full Training and Support Provided

Come along to one of our drop in sessions & find out more:
https://www.bcpcouncil.gov.uk/communities/home-support-together

Following the closure of the upper floor of Poole Library:

Cllr Andy Martin, BCP Council Cabinet Member with responsibility for Libraries, said:

“Contractors working for the Dolphin Centre are beginning work to remove previously identified Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) from the roof space above Poole Central Library.

“Since this RAAC was discovered last year, the library has remained open and safe to visit.

There is no immediate risk to visitors or staff, but customers can expect a noisier environment on the library floor and for the next week there will be some disruption as staff and the contractors make preparations.

“People can continue to borrow and return books at the library, and the payment point for council services is operating as usual.

“We’ll continue to review the library environment as the Dolphin Centre carries out works, which will take around one year.

“We will keep residents fully updated of any change to opening hours or services.

“Other libraries, including Hamworthy, Oakdale, Parkstone, Branksome and Broadstone will continue to welcome users as normal.

“To keep up to date please check BCP Library social media pages, or call the library before you visit on: 01202 127 100”