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Cowley Library

Activities, books and online resources for children and young adults at Cowley Library Parents and Carers book collections, covering all aspects of childcare ‘Kids and Teens’ eBooks and eAudio and eMagazines  Online resources for homework and study Board books for babies; Young Adult fiction and graphic novels;…

Activities, books and online resources for children and young adults at Cowley Library

  • Parents and Carers book collections, covering all aspects of childcare
  • ‘Kids and Teens’ eBooks and eAudio and eMagazines 
  • Online resources for homework and study
  • Board books for babies; Young Adult fiction and graphic novels; stories, picture books and information books…
  • Free reservations for under eighteens, no fines for under-fives
  • Memberships for childminders and foster carers
  • Free public Wi-Fi and free use of library computers

Regular events:

  • Rhyme times – please ask in branch
  • Adult reading group - please ask in branch

For more detailed information please look at our Library Services for Children and Young People page.

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Disabled Access
Disabled Inclusive

Who to contact

Telephone
01865 777494
E-mail
cowley.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk
Website
Cowley Library

Where to go

Name
Cowley Library
Address
Temple Road
Oxford
Postcode
OX4 2EZ

Time / Date Details

When is it on
Monday, Friday: 9.15am-5.30pm; Tuesday, Wednesday: 9.15am-7.00pm; Saturday: 9am-4.30pm;
Time of day
Morning
Afternoon
Evening

Other Details

Availability

Age Ranges
From 0 To 120

Additional Information

Providing services to
Children
Young people
Adults
Older people

Last checked on 16/11/2021

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