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| Tuesday |
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14.00 |
18.00 |
| Thursday |
9.00 |
12.00 |
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14.00 |
18.00 |
| Saturday |
9.00 |
12.00 |
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Books
The library may be small (the smallest in
Essex) but it gives you access to all the books on the Essex County Council
Library Catalogue - thousands of books for education, research and
entertainment. We have a regularly updated selection of fiction and non-fiction
books for adults and children. But if the book you need isn't on our shelves we
can order it for you from any library in the county and have it delivered here
for you to collect.
Link to Charle's
Pictures
page |
Ordering and Returns
Ordering books and videos
costs £1 per item and, depending on availability, can be with you in as
little as a week. Children under 16 can order children's books without
charge.
If you want to renew your books you can call in to the Library or
phone us during opening hours on
01277 840429. You will need to have your
library ticket handy. Books and videos borrowed from any library in the county
can be returned here for forwarding at no extra charge. |
Reference
The library has a wide range of
reference materials, information on activities in and around Stock, and holds
the Stock Village Diary, where events can be listed to avoid clashes. |
| we constantly run children's events - the next being
design an egg for Easter, winner wins the Easter egg, entry forms in the
library. During the summer months children can participate in the Big Summer
Read Event here. |
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Videos
We also stock videos, and can order most
films for you if we don't have the one you want. You can hire a feature film
for £2.50 a week, a children's video for £1.50 a week, or a factual
or information video for just £1 |
DVD
There is now a small selection of DVDs
available |
Computers and the Internet
We have two
computers for public use. One offers free internet access and free emails, and
staff are usually available to offer help and guidance if you need it. The
second computer gives you access to encyclopedias, the Libraries catalogue and
a computer taster programme called 'Computers Don't Bite'. |
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