We are now open for 3 sessions each week
(from 7th September 2021)
Please spread the news to your neighbours and friends and
note our new opening times on Tuesdays and Saturdays
note our new opening times on Tuesdays and Saturdays
Our opening hours are:
Tuesday afternoons 3pm – 5pm
Thursday afternoons 3pm – 5pm
Saturday mornings 10am – 12noon
Tuesday afternoons 3pm – 5pm
Thursday afternoons 3pm – 5pm
Saturday mornings 10am – 12noon
Although Government legal restrictions have been lifted, we continue to follow their advice to keep our volunteers, our customers and our community safe, therefore:
We request that customers:
- Wear face masks/coverings (unless exempt)
- Scan the Track and Trace QR code on entry to the building, if possible (paper slips are available in the Library if you wish to register manually)
- Sanitise hands on entry and exit
- Bring returned books to the counter
- Socially distance within the Library
- Limit browsing time
- Keep doors open for ventilation purposes
- Use all 3 sections of the building if no-one is using the first section
- Maintain a one way system for entry and exit
- Monitor the number of people within the Library
Changes implemented from 27 September
Loan period
- The loan period has returned to the usual three weeks.
- Overdue fees for adult stock have been reintroduced and standardised at 25p a day.
- There continues to be no charge for overdue junior books and junior spoken word. We encourage you to return your books on time so that other borrowers may enjoy them.
- Any items that have a hire charge, such as adult audio, DVDs and music CDs have a £1 hire fee for a three week loan.
- The reduced reservation fee of 50p for adult books remains for the time being.
- All junior books and junior spoken word remain free to reserve for collection.
Author Talk - Wednesday 1st December 2021 at 7.30pm
Lucy Lewis joined the Army on the spur of the moment and after training at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, was chosen in 1989 to become the first woman to operate as a Bomb Disposal Officer with the Royal Engineers. She subsequently served with the Royal Military Police in Germany and Northern Ireland, retiring in the rank of Major to start a family.
In 2018, Lucy made history for a second time by becoming the first woman to be appointed University Marshal at the University of Cambridge and now leads one of the oldest Constabularies in the world.
Lucy’s debut non-fiction title, ‘Lighting The Fuse’, was published in July 2021.
Book your place by buying a ticket at Fulbourn Village Library, price £1 per person, available during our normal opening hours.
*Covid safe precautions will be in place for this event. Audience members must wear a face covering unless medically exempt. Hand sanitiser will be available at entrance and exit. We will be ensuring adequate ventilation. Seating will be well spaced and a sound system will be used to enable everyone to hear*
Cambridgeshire Libraries still have many online resources you can access
eBooks, eMagazines, eNewspapers and eAudiobooks, Library.live
Please visit their Online Library page to see what is available:
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/libraries-leisure-culture/libraries/library-online
New arts programme ...in your house!
'The Library Presents... in your house' is Cambridgeshire Libraries brand new programme of arts for you to enjoy and make the most of during 'lockdown'. Watch, and participate in high quality arts and culture performances and workshops for free!
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/libraries-leisure-culture/libraries/library-news/library-presents#the-library-presents-in-your-house-1-0
If you are not currently a member of Cambridgeshire Libraries click here to join.
Please visit their Online Library page to see what is available:
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/libraries-leisure-culture/libraries/library-online
New arts programme ...in your house!
'The Library Presents... in your house' is Cambridgeshire Libraries brand new programme of arts for you to enjoy and make the most of during 'lockdown'. Watch, and participate in high quality arts and culture performances and workshops for free!
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/libraries-leisure-culture/libraries/library-news/library-presents#the-library-presents-in-your-house-1-0
If you are not currently a member of Cambridgeshire Libraries click here to join.
Fulbourn Village Library
For your daily exercise around Fulbourn - click on the picture to download the content. What our customers have said about us
Thank you very much to all the volunteers. We love our village library and appreciate all you do.
Love the library - very much.
Thanks for all your hard work in creating such a wonderful space! My daughter loves the library so much.
This is the nicest place in the village!
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Fulbourn Parish Council have congratulated the Library volunteers for their continued hard work making this community facility such an asset to the village.
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