Cleator Moor Library

Library facilities

The library provides:

• browsing and borrowing
• computer access
• printing
• loanable storysacks
• loanable dementia bags
• reading group loans
• hearing aid batteries
• photocopying
• free requests
• in person activities and events
• free WIFI

How to get here

The library is just off the high street.

There is parking available.

Bus stop on square. Regular buses to Whitehaven.

Log in to your library account

Here you can search the catalogue, view your library account and renew items.

Login to your library account

If you're not a member, you can apply for a library membership.

Activities

A list of activities at this library.

Jigsaw

Friday Jig. Join us every Friday while we are open, for a communal jigsaw experience. Drop-in and pop in some pieces, while soaking up our warm and inviting environment.

When:  Every Friday 9am to 2pm

Lego club

Lego themed fun for children under 10. Please call 01946 506085 to book a place.

When: Fortnightly on a Thursday 3.30pm to 4.30pm

Board Games

Drop in to play board games - for all ages (children to be accompanied by adults).

When:  Every Monday 11am to 1pm

Knit and Natter

Want to up skill and/ or make new friends? Come along and have a go at crocheting, sewing, and knitting.

When: Every Tuesday 2pm to 4pm

Tech Time 

Bring along your laptop, tablet or phone to learn the basics and discover new things for 1 to 1 sessions. Booking is essential, to book call 01946 506085.

When: Fortnightly on Friday mornings 10am to 12pm. 

Skills 4 You

Aimed at age 16+ unemployed Copeland residents, offering support, volunteer opportunities, training, employment, free courses, cv help and interview techniques.

When: Weekly drop in session every Monday 12pm to 1.30pm.

Health and wellbeing support

This library provides:

• Macmillan cancer drop-in and cancer awareness - this is through the Macmillan Cancer information Project
• dementia resource bags - these are aimed for use at home with individuals or family members affected by dementia to promote reminiscence or discussions.

Read more on our health and wellbeing support page.

Social stories

Social stories have been created to help you when you are visiting a library.  They describe what you can expect when you visit the library, including where things are located and what kinds of items you can borrow. Reading this social story before a visit can help you feel more comfortable and confident about your visit. If you still have questions about visiting the library, please contact us.