Erith Library

Erith Library is a moderate size and has been refurbished not too long ago so it looks nice and modernised, completely different to what you would expect looking at the old traditional building it is set in.
There is a decent selection of fiction and non fiction to take away as well as DVDs (not normally latest titles) and audio books for the hard of sight which do cost to take out but are cheaper than most rental places. Computers are free to use for those who don’t have Internet indoors but it does cost to print out. There are also photocopy facilities as you enter the library although the library does not always carry change to put into the copier. The library is normally very quiet and is an easy place in which to do work and concentrate.
The centre piece of the library is the children’s section which is bound to excite young minds and encourage them to read. If you’re going to drive then parking is available outside the library but it is a pay and display on the street as the council look to rake in the money from the motorists. If you’re on the bus then all buses which go to Erith stop right around the corner in Erith Town centre.
The Library closes at 1pm each day for one hour for lunch and is closed Thursdays.