Worcestershire library stories

Worcestershire library stories

Explore an engaging collection of real-life case studies and inspiring stories from the heart of Worcestershire's libraries.

Libraries Unlocked: opening Worcestershire’s libraries for community use

Libraries Unlocked encourages greater use of libraries by community organisations. Beavers leader, Ben, explains how he has taken advantage of extended opening hours and free room hire.
 
Achieving a sense of purpose and building community connections through volunteering

Over 350 volunteers of all ages generously gift their time to Worcestershire Libraries each year.
Mobile library service: A lifeline in challenging times

Worcestershire’s mobile library service reaches over 3000 residents each year in 160 rural locations across the county.
Helping children and young people to reach their potential

Caleb’s Story – Worcestershire Young Poet Laureate 2023
Library Service at Home: Enriching lives through social connection and the joy of reading

Delivers books to homes of people who cannot get to the library for health, mobility or caring reasons.
A vibrant venue for community-centric outreach: NHS recruitment fair at Redditch library

Many libraries, including Redditch, see 1,200 customers daily, making them ideal spaces for outreach events.
Primary school library visit: Fostering a lifelong love of reading

Library visits for schools promote a love of reading and learning, inspire curiosity and ambition.
Building futures: From volunteer to career

Worcestershire’s library service offers a variety of volunteering opportunities for all ages.
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