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Quinton Library

www.birmingham.gov.uk/quintonlibrary

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See more pictures of Quinton Library

Your Teenage Reading Group needs you!
Love books? Aged 13-18? Come along to Quinton Teenage Reading Group. Meetings held once a month on Tuesday evenings, 5.30pm-6.30pm. Free refreshments! Email: quintonteenagereadinggroup@hotmail.co.uk for more details.

Psychosis Awareness Campaign

‘Don’t turn your back on the symptoms of psychosis…’ a new 18 month campaign is being run by Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust (Youthspace) to improve awareness of the symptoms and offer help to sufferers. Find out more at Psychosis Awareness Campaign.

New Online Library Catalogue

This is now available. To search the catalogue click Online Library Catalogue

To renew and reserve online click Login to the Online Catalogue

Keep Birmingham Working
This is a broad partnership initiative, delivered through libraries, to help people in Birmingham find work, start a business, learn new skills or become self employed. Your local library is a community hub that can help you back into the world of paid employment, or be your own boss and upgrade your skills through its range of services. Find out more about our Library Work Clubs and Enterprise Clubs.

Quinton Library
Postal Address Ridgacre Road
Birmingham
West Midlands
UK
B32 2TW
Email Address

Telephone 0121 464 7400
Fax Number 0121 464 0772
Directions:

Buses - 10, 10H and 24 buses which come from the city centre via Harborne.

Parking -  There is a car park serving both Quinton Library and the Quinborne Community Centre. If full, parking is possible on both Ridgacre Road and Overdale Road.

Opening Hours: Monday 9am-5pm, Tuesday 1pm-8pm, Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-5pm
Facilities: Baby Changing Facilities, Dyslexia Information Point, Hearing Aid Loop, Public Toilet, Sight Impaired Facilities, Wheelchair Access

Closure Details for Public Holidays

Access and special facilities and resources

Quinton Library Location Map

Tell us what you think about Quinton Library

Library Manager Hilary James

Assistant Library Managers Elaine Stevenson / Wendy Stroud

Resources

Study Space.
Display space for local groups.
Public Internet access
Disabled facilities - electronic magnifier and touch screen computer

Find out useful information about your area (for example childcare, nursing homes, schools performance)


Adults

QUIRES - Quinton Reading Group

Carry on Reading Group for visually impaired adults once a month on Tuesdays 10.30 - 11.30am. Please phone 0121 464 7400/0148 for more information.


Children and Teenagers

Todder Time
Story and activity sessions for children aged 0 to 3 (term time only).
Wednesdays monthly, 10am - 11.30am. Please contact the library for details.

Homework Support Sessions
Staff will assist at any time with homework enquiries.
A-Z of websites for homework- Help with homework online

Teenage Reading Group
Tuesday evenings, 5.30pm-6.30pm, usually once a month.

Teenage magazines

Young Libraries
Find out more about how children can enjoy the library at www.birmingham.gov.uk/younglibraries

Childcare To find out about childcare facilities in your area, please contact the Family Information Service on 0121 303 3521.

Local History

History of Quinton

Ward Information

Quinton Library is now one of the local services managed by the Edgbaston Constituency.

Local Planning Applications OnlineThe library still holds the Local Planning applications for the district. These can be viewed and photcopied. Please ask at the counter for further information.

Information for Learning and Work. All our libraries offer up to date, free and impartial information on local and national learning and work opportunities

Related links

Quinton - a short history

Quinton publication

Quinton Library Photographs

Find out if your library has books and newspapers in your language