Following the completion of the Casual Vacancy notification period on the 21 June 2021, confirmation has been received that we can fill the Councillor position by co-option.
We now have three Councillor positions to be filled by co-option, more information can be found on the co-option news post.
Address:
Penryn Library
St Thomas Street
Penryn
Cornwall
TR10 8JN
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Penryn Library carries a good selection of fiction and non-fiction for both adults and children. This includes a dedicated section for science fiction and graphic novels along with both large print books and audiobooks available on CD.
As well as books, Penryn Library is equipped with a Self-Service Kiosk and four Public Network Computers (PNC’s) that members of the public are welcome to use. There is also an Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) computer, for reserving books from the online catalogue.
Printing, scanning and photocopying services are also available should you need them.
Unless you are exempt, you are required to wear a face mask when visiting us. We have a Track and Trace system in place and you will need to check in on arrival. Hand sanitiser stations are freely available around the library for you to use. Please do not visit us if you have any COVID symptoms or are self-isolating. We are continuing to offer a foyer service for collections and returns.
To borrow books and audiobooks you need to have a library card. Membership is free to everyone living, working or studying in Cornwall. You can fill in a form at the library, or you can join online on the Cornwall Council website. If you are under 16 your parent or guardian must sign your membership card. Membership lasts for one year – you will need to provide evidence of continued entitlement to renew it.
You can reserve items through the online catalogue or by visiting the library. You’ll be sent an automated message by phone, email or post when your reservation arrives.
Penryn Town Council operates an Information Service in the library. Available during usual library opening hours, the service can provide you with information on a range of Council services including:
We can also offer advice on how to get information about applying for Council services online. Our public computers can be used to fill in any online forms and we can also print documents out for you. Should you need it, a dedicated phone is available to make any direct enquiries with Cornwall Council.
We are unable to take payments for Council services at the library. This includes Council Tax and Business Rates. The nearest PayPoints are Penryn Post Office and the Spar Shop on Lower Market Street.
We no longer provide either of these. Recycling containers can be requested on the Cornwall Council website. Seagull proof sacks for bin bags are no longer available.
If you need to ask us any questions about Penryn Library and Information Service you can contact us on the information below or fill in the contact form.
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