Uxbridge Library
Welcome to your new Uxbridge Library, now based at the Civic Centre.
In addition to library services, at this library you can:
- request recycling bags
- recycle household batteries
- recycle small electricals
- collect hearing aid batteries
- request free SIM cards or monthly mobile top-ups (as part of the National Databank project).
Facilities and spaces
- Children's library
- Device charging bars
- Exhibition space
- Learning centre with computers
- Photocopiers and printers
- Study spaces
Why have we relocated Uxbridge Library?
Since the current building opened in 1987, library usage has changed.
The current library is spaced across 6 floors and, because there are no fire evacuation lifts, it can be particularly difficult for people with disabilities to safely evacuate. Relocating to a step-free, single-floor location allows people with disabilities to make full use of the facilities and, in the event of an emergency evacuation, all visitors can safely leave the building.
The relocation will also help to deliver our climate change pledge, by saving 165 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions a year. We have received government funding to decarbonise the Civic Centre, whereas decarbonisation of the current library building is estimated to cost a minimum of £1.6 million and may not be viable.
The relocated library is expected to save the council £412,000 per year from business rates, utilities, cleaning and staffing costs, delivering better value for money to residents.
View the original library plans
Online resources
Access a range of reading materials, reference resources, databases and articles with our free digital library for library members. You can also learn and practice with e-learning tools and explore history and genealogy.
Civic Centre
High Street
Uxbridge
UB8 1UW
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