Our libraries have some amazing things on offer, both online and in person.
We are currently offering a reduced service, prioritising access to computers and select and collect services for collecting reservations and returning library items. We have heightened hygiene and social distancing measures in place to ensure residents can still safely use these services. Booking is not required for computer use.
We also have a wealth of online resources. You can download books, magazines and comics, or browse our exciting programme of online events. Discover our rich catalogue, including art and design, biographies, music and more. Why not learn a new skill or language?
There’s something for everyone at Westminster libraries and archives.
Read
Delve into our rich catalogue of online books, magazines and more.
They're free to download for members, and if you get stuck and don't know what to choose, our library staff are here to help.
Learn
Have fun and enrich yourself at the same time with our collection of learning resources. Ever considered learning a language, or researching your family history? There's no time like the present.
Connect with the library community
There are lots of ways to share your love of libraries, learning and reading. Take a look at some of the ways you can connect with like-minded community members in Westminster.
Libraries for children
Have fun and learn with our collection of books, comics, magazines and weekly events. Or brush up on maths and English skills with our practice resources.
Online activities and events for children and young people
Health and wellbeing
Find information about how to look after your health and wellbeing, including advice about diet, mental health and alcohol and drug problems.
Information and enquiries
You can email us at [email protected], call us on 020 7361 3993 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm) or leave us a message online and we'll get back to you. Check our library and holiday opening times.
For general enquiries outside phoneline operating hours, call 020 7641 6200.
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