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Get into the perfect study headspace with a relaxing area, snacks from the café and all the books and revision guides you need!

• Mixing comfort with convenience… from quiet corners to group tables for collaborating with friends, we have the spaces to satisfy all your study needs.
• Explore and reserve study guides on the RBWM Library Catalogue.
• Looking for online study material? Our digital resources help you research, revise, and more. 

Discover new hobbies, try something different and make new friends.

• If you love a good book and a chat, setting up a reading group might be for you! You can start one at school, in a youth group, or right here at the library. Check out our Reading Groups page for more info!
• From crafts and Lego to chess and games, there’s a club for everyone. 

Explore free resources available on our computers or your own device, from magazines and eBooks to WiFi and printing.

• Use our free WiFi on your own device or access the internet through one of our free-to-use computers, making it easy to browse, research or stay connected – just bring your library membership card to log in and get started!
• Need to print or scan? It’s quick and easy with your library card.
• Access a wide range of online resources designed to help you learn, grow, and explore.
• Whether you’re brushing up on vocabulary, exploring job options, or diving into new subjects, there’s something for everyone – visit our digital dictionaries, skill-building platforms, careers guidance tools, and much more.
• Need a hand preparing for your driving theory test? Get free access to Theory Test Pro with your library card.

Meet new people and make a difference with volunteering opportunities and community groups.

• Need a DofE volunteering opportunity or want to boost your UCAS form? Hoping for a chance to make a difference in your community? Check out all the volunteering roles available in our libraries.
• If you’re passionate about making sure everyone feels seen, heard, and valued, you could become an Inclusion Ambassador! Any young person (ages 11 and up) is welcome to get involved and talk about ideas, raise concerns, and help shape a more inclusive borough for everyone. Come be a part of the change! Inclusion Ambassadors Website.
• The RBWM Youth Council is a great way to get involved in the community and represent young people in your area!
• Be a part of the RBWM Girls’ Forum for an opportunity to speak up for all girls in the borough. Join a friendly, informal space to connect, build skills, and turn your passions into positive impact. 
  o    Plus check out the Girls' Forum Recommended Book List of titles you might enjoy, available from all RBWM Libraries.