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If you have a question our libraries can help you find the answer!

Each library in the Rochdale borough area has a reference collection. The items in these collections are for use in the library and are not available for loan. Three main libraries - Heywood, Middleton and the Wheatsheaf - have Reference Libraries with larger collections and a wider range of facilities.

As well as holding the largest reference collection in the borough, the Wheatsheaf Library also holds a reserve stock of older reference books of historical or local interest.

There are also lots of other sources of information in the library, including the World-Wide Web, leaflets and community boards. We also have over 100,000 non-fiction books available for loan to members of the library covering philosophy to Antarctica and all points in between.

We can help

We can help you find the information you need. We can also search a wide range of materials from libraries elsewhere in the world.  The more details you provide, the easier and quicker it is for us to find it for you.

If you need a copy of an article or a book that we don't have in stock our Regional Library Service can nearly always get hold of it for you. There is a charge for this service.

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