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32-40 West St, East Grinstead RH19 4SR, UK
East Grinstead, South East England RH19 4SR
01342 332900

Verry good

Useful for local information. Friendly helpful and kind staff who go the extra mile,!

I was a Reading Challenge volunteer this summer, and the staff couldn't have been more friendly, supportive or appreciative. They've created a welcoming, active and much-needed centre for all ages in East Grinstead. Hats off to them.

Really helpful staff and a wonderful facility for community and personal study.

I often buy books from your for-sale display. It seems like a good action by the library to return to the community, those books that are no longer of interest to lenders. Implied is an intention to offer a book that is of some benefit and use to the buyer and they receive something of value in return for the sum charged. What I do not understand is why the books are purposely damaged before offering them for sale. Some books I bought in the last few days have the back cover of every paperback book cut through with a Stanley knife. There is a 4-inch slash in some cases.It is very hard to understand how someone who works with books, with the purpose of transferring that knowledge to the readers, could bring themselves to cause damage to a book like this. It seems utterly opposite to the purpose of their job at the library.Undoubtedly the damage will be explained by the need to deactivate the security label, so it does not sound when it is taken out through the library exit, but is it necessary to cause so much damage to the books? When someone lends a library book, you make some change to the mangetic security label so it does not sound. Why not do this with the books you are selling, when you place them on the bookshelves, putting them on loan for a year or two. Then there is no need to slash the back cover and the book that you sell will be of greater value to the buyer, which must be a better exchange. Can I ask you to review this wanton damage to these books?

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East Grinstead Library

Library at 32-40 West St, East Grinstead RH19 4SR, UK. Here you will find detailed information about East Grinstead Library: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    9:30 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday
    9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday
    9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday
    9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday
    Closed

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Address:
32-40 West St, East Grinstead RH19 4SR, UK.
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East Grinstead
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RH19 4SR

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East Grinstead Library is a UK Library based in East Grinstead, South East England. East Grinstead Library is located at 32-40 West St, East Grinstead RH19 4SR, UK.


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ALL reviews about East Grinstead Library

  • fiduciazero Mauro
    Added 03.07.2018
    Verry good
  • David Kerr
    Added 06.04.2018
    Useful for local information. Friendly helpful and kind staff who go the extra mile,!
  • Tamara O'Brien
    Added 11.12.2017
    I was a Reading Challenge volunteer this summer, and the staff couldn't have been more friendly, supportive or appreciative. They've created a welcoming, active and much-needed centre for all ages in East Grinstead. Hats off to them.
  • Julia Cloughley-Sneddon
    Added 18.10.2017
    Really helpful staff and a wonderful facility for community and personal study.
  • F G
    Added 06.05.2016
    I often buy books from your for-sale display. It seems like a good action by the library to return to the community, those books that are no longer of interest to lenders. Implied is an intention to offer a book that is of some benefit and use to the buyer and they receive something of value in return for the sum charged. What I do not understand is why the books are purposely damaged before offering them for sale. Some books I bought in the last few days have the back cover of every paperback book cut through with a Stanley knife. There is a 4-inch slash in some cases.It is very hard to understand how someone who works with books, with the purpose of transferring that knowledge to the readers, could bring themselves to cause damage to a book like this. It seems utterly opposite to the purpose of their job at the library.Undoubtedly the damage will be explained by the need to deactivate the security label, so it does not sound when it is taken out through the library exit, but is it necessary to cause so much damage to the books? When someone lends a library book, you make some change to the mangetic security label so it does not sound. Why not do this with the books you are selling, when you place them on the bookshelves, putting them on loan for a year or two. Then there is no need to slash the back cover and the book that you sell will be of greater value to the buyer, which must be a better exchange. Can I ask you to review this wanton damage to these books?
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