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Libraries
Libraries in Havering are more than just a place to find books. They are community spaces that offer free, in-person support, advice and activities for all residents in the borough.
Find your local library
We have 7 libraries in Havering:
What's on at the libraries?
Havering Libraries run hundreds of events and activities all year round for Havering residents.
Check out the Havering Libraries website for the full events calendar and follow them on Facebook to keep up-to-date with the latest news.
Who can access Havering libraries?
To get a Havering library card, you must
- live, work, or study in Havering
- have proof of name and current address, such as a driving licence, council tax bill, or recent utility bill.
Applications can be made online or in person, with specific ID to collect your library card.
Download the free Libby App
Access 1000s of ebooks and audiobooks for free with your library card.
Get a free blood pressure check
All Havering libraries have blood pressure testing machines that are free for you to use.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming events
Reading Buddies
Every Monday During School Term Time Our Reading Buddies sessions are aimed at school aged children who have started to learn to read. They will be paired with a library...
Adult Reading Zone
Do you know someone who needs help with reading, writing, speaking or spelling English? Romford Library has a dedicated team of volunteers who provide one to one help.
Chess Club For Kids
Have fun learning to play chess at Hornchurch Library. Playing chess can improve a child’s memory, concentration & problem solving. It encourages foresight, increases self confidence and nurtures sportsmanship. Our...
