Enderby Civic Centre & Community Library
Village Centre
Enderby Parish Council |
Enderby Community Library |
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Monday to Friday |
Monday to Friday |
Other times by prior appointment |
Saturday |
Welcome to our website
Enderby Parish Council's website delivers information about the Parish Council, its work and involvement in the local community.
The Parish Council is the first tier of local government for Enderby and provides some local services for its parishioners. It strives to make Enderby a better place to live, work and visit. On this website you will find information about how the Council conducts its business and what it does. Use the keyword search box or browse the site to find items of interest. If you are unable to find what you are searching for or would like to recommend any improvements to this website please contact us.
Latest News
The Journal
Just a reminder that although The Journal is not being printed and distributed during the Coronavirus Outbreak it is being published on line.
The April and May issues are available on the Journal website; the latest issue at http://www.the-journal.org.uk/487-the-Journal.pdf
Many of the events the Journal would cover at this time of year have been cancelled, however the Journal is able to document the effect of the lock-down on the Five Villages.
Posted: Thu, 07 May 2020 09:32 by Suzanne Hansford
The Journal
The Journal Editor would like Enderby Parishioners to continue to enjoy reading The Journal. Unfortunately it has not been possible for the latest edition to be circulated as usual.
Enderby Parish Council would like to support the sharing of information wherever possible and you will find below a link to the latest edition which has been published electronically: -
http://www.the-journal.org.uk/486%20The%20Journal.pdf
Posted: Wed, 01 Apr 2020 11:13 by Suzanne Hansford
Libraries in Leicestershire - Coronavirus FAQ
How long will my library be closed?
At the current time it is not possible for us to say how long our libraries will be closed. Please look on our website www.leicestershire.gov.uk/libraries for updates or follow us on social media:
Facebook – facebook.com/yourlibrary
Twitter - @leicslibraries.
Are the Community Managed Libraries closed?
All Community Managed Libraries have now closed, please check their websites for updates. More »
How do I return my books and other items?
Please do not try to return your items to the library. All loans have been extended until 4th July 2020 and no overdue fines will be charged between 17th March 2020 – 4th July 2020. We will review this date and extend it as necessary should libraries remain closed.
How do I renew my books and other items?
There is no need to renew your library items as all items will now not be due back to the library until 4th July 2020. We will review this date and extend it as necessary should libraries remain closed. You can renew your loans online if you wish on our website www.leicestershire.gov.uk/libraries
Will I have to pay extra for audiobooks, playaways or DVDs that I have out on loan?
No, any additional charges for these items will be waived when they are returned.
Can I still put a hold / request any library items?
No, as all libraries are closed we cannot access the stock so unfortunately
no requests will be processed until libraries reopen.
How do I collect an item I have already put a hold on?
Unfortunately, we will not be able to provide access to items that customers have already put on hold. We will keep these for you and you will be able to pick them up when libraries reopen. You can cancel your holds online if you wish.
Ebooks, Eaudiobooks, Emagazines and Enewspapers.
Leicestershire libraries offer a wide range of resources available to download onto your smartphone, Mac, PC, laptop, tablet or e-reader. Please go to our website to get more information on how to use this service www.leicestershire.gov.uk/libraries
If your query has not been covered by these FAQs, please contact us on 0116 305 2695 or email us at libraries@leics.gov.uk » Less
Posted: Thu, 26 Mar 2020 09:26 by Suzanne Hansford
