Gwynedd Libraries News Today

Gwynedd Council Libraries Service has installed Boardmaker software on some of its public computers so people can create communication sheets using Picture Communication Symbols® (PCS).

DURING the summer holidays, a number of free activities for children will be held in libraries across Gwynedd including story and craft sessions,…

THE libraries at Penygroes and Dyffryn Ogwen, Bethesda are set to benefit from £56,000 of Welsh Government funding, through the Capital…

To mark World Book Day, Gwynedd’s Schools Library Service has been launching a free eBooks and audio books service for pupils in years 3 to 6 through the Borrowbox service as part of its contracted service to the county’s primary schools.

A NEW facility is set to open in Harlech where people can collect and return their library books. Click and Collect Library Links have been set-up by Gwynedd Libraries to make it easy for the county’s people to order and collect books from the Library at a location close to them, without having to travel to their usual Library. Siop Dewi in Penrhyndeudraeth has been very busy for the past three years as a Click and Collect Link, but the people of Harlech can now take full advantage of t...