Library Services
Mundesley
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Did you know you can renew your library books online? You’ll need your library card and PIN.
Register for the Open Library service for easy extended access to the unstaffed library outside normal opening hours using your library card and PIN.
If you need to drop a book off out of hours, use the letterbox to the left of the main entrance.
Please make sure that books drop into the box completely and aren’t left sticking out.
Mobile Library Service
Norfolk County Council runs a mobile library service which operates across the county and Knapton is on route number CEN211. For all enquiries about this route you can call 01603 222303.
Please read the following guidelines before visiting the mobile library.
- The wearing of face coverings on mobile libraries is welcomed
- Remember to take your library card with you
- Hand sanitiser will be available for use on the way in and out and surfaces that are commonly touched will be regularly wiped down
You can choose items or reserve them via the online catalogue for collection from a mobile library and you can return them to any branch library or mobile library in Norfolk. Items include:
- Fiction books for adults and children (book request 60p)
- Non-fiction books for adults and children (subject requests are free)
- Large print books (book request 60p)
- DVDs (a small charge)
- Audio books on CD and tape (a small charge)
Timetable
The Mobile Library calls to Knapton every four weeks on a Tuesday morning, arriving at St Peter & St Paul’s Church at 10am and leaves at 10:15 on the dates shown below.
2022 Dates
- 30th August
- 27th September
- 25th October
- 22nd November
- 20th December
Please note this information is subject to change or amendment both on a permanent and temporary basis.
Mobile App link
Mobile App
Spydus Mobile is a free app for both Apple & Android which lets you access library services and manage your membership, any time.
Use the app to search for books, reserve items, download ebooks and eaudio books, keep track of your library account and manage the items you’ve got out on loan. You can also scan barcodes on books, CDs, DVDs or other items while you’re out and about, and then search for available copies at your local library – even if you’re not a member yet.