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Hampshire Libraries

About

Hampshire Library membership is for anyone living, working or studying in Hampshire. You can join online or in person and do not need any identification to join the library.
Facilities include wheelchair access, hearing loops, books, special book collections, dementia resources, reminiscence collections, DVDs, audiobooks, computers (free of charge to use for all library card holders), printers.

Learning in Libraries - check the website or enquire in your local library for details about a range of adult and family learning opportunities both online and in different library venues. Courses usually run during term-time - some courses are free of charge, but for most there will be a charge.

Regular activities:
Children & parents: weekly Rhymetime, Storytime, and Construction Clubs sessions and the Summer holiday reading challenge.

Aldershot:
- Community Connections (free drop-in for all seekers of sanctuary for a chat, helpful information and signposting): drop-in sessions on 2nd Wednesday of the month from 12.00-1.00pm
- Conversation Cafe Every Friday during term-time 1pm-2.30pm. Come and have a chat with other non-English speakers. A great opportunity to practice your English Language skills. Please check with Aldershot Library staff for availability and dates.
- New Parents Meet and Connect Every Friday 11.15am to 12.15pm. Supportive library sessions perfect for new babies and new parents/carers. Connect with other parents, explore sensory activities. Free session. Drop-in participation, no need to book. Limited spaces available, so come early to secure your spot.

Farnborough:
- Chat About every Friday 10.00am-11.00 am. A weekly drop-in to meet new friends and have a chat! Hot drink and a biscuit provided.
- Craft Club: every 4th Wednesday of the month from 2.00-4.00pm
- Reading Clubs: every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 2.00-4.00pm; VIP Reading Club every 1st Wednesday of the month 2.00-4.00pm
- Knit & Knatter: every 2nd Wednesday of the month 2.00-4.00pm

Rooms to hire - see details of different rooms to hire at Hampshire Libraries - suitable for meetings and training sessions.

About Hampshire County Council

1st tier Local Authority for the county of Hampshire. Key statutory responsibilities: Education, Adult and Children's Social Care, Highways Maintenance, Public Health, Libraries, Countryside Services, Adult and Chidlren's Safeguarding. Procurement of other services such as public and community transport, health services, domiciliary care services, Connect To Support Hampshire etc.

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User Cost/Charge Information
Membership of Hampshire Libraries is free. Please see the web-site for details of charges for certain services and activities.

Find out more

Hampshire County Council

Website
https://www.hants.gov.uk/librariesandarchives/library

Location

Aldershot library
109 High Street
Aldershot
Hampshire GU11 1DQ

Farnborough library
Pinehurst
Farnborough
Hampshire GU14 7JZ

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Rushmoor Link Community Directory

Welcome to the Rushmoor Link community directory. This is the place to find very local information about activities, groups and community services. Whether you are looking for support, to improve your health and wellbeing, socialise more, get active, learn something new or find a place to meet, Rushmoor Link is a good place to start.

How to get started. Choose a category. Information is sorted into categories by service or organisation name. The directory focuses on what is available locally through statutory, community and voluntary organisations.

Next step. Once you have hit the category button, scroll through the results. You can use the keyword search to narrow down the information (e.g., dementia, Aldershot, football).

It’s a simple system packed full of information. We recommend you do not use punctuation marks like commas (,) or apostrophes (’).

Spotted a mistake or something is missing? Please do contact us if you are aware that any information is incorrect or missing via info@rvs.org.uk.

If you are looking for information about adult residential care or care at home care, please visit Connect to Support Hampshire. There you can find information about care providers as well as advice and guidance to help you stay safe and well.

Happy searching!