North Somerset Council at Pill Library provides a warm welcome and a warm space with friendly and knowledgeable staff. With your library membership you can use any of the 150+ libraries in the LibrariesWest consortium to: borrow, return or renew books and other media in accessible formats; use the public computers and WIFI; print and photocopy documents; access our E-resources including E-books, E-audio, E-magazines, E-newspapers and E-comics. Events are happening all the time - from storytimes and activity sessions for children to digital support, author talks, reading groups, family and local history, council and partner information and advice sessions and much more!

Meeting schedule:
Library opening hours: Tuesday and Friday 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30-5pm Saturday 9.30am to 1pm

Children's Centre: outreach activities

Accessibility:
Wheelchair accessible toilets, hearing support, visual impairment support, bookable meeting room, warm space. Free Internet access, autism friendly, Dementia Friends

Membership restrictions:
No restrictions. Anyone can join the library from newborns upwards

Fees:
Library membership and computer use is free. Some fees and charges apply for printing and photocopying, overdue and hire of Dvds and other media. A full list of fees and charges is available at the library and on the council website.

Volunteering information:
Volunteering for the library service can give you the opportunity to meet new people, learn new skills, improve your CV for future job prospects and help your local community. We have a wide variety of volunteering opportunities at many of our libraries. These include: helping provide a warm and welcoming space, helping deliver family learning activities, choosing and delivering books for the home library service, and supporting people to get online. Pill Library is especially looking for home library service and community living room volunteers. For more information contact the library or visit the council website.

If you are interested in sharing a skill such as a craft, academic interest or hobby and you would like to deliver a one-off workshop, run a regular group or a short course, we would also love to hear from you.