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Welcome to Morden Library. Ever wished you could borrow a drill or a carpet cleaner without buying one? Morden Library makes it possible. It is not just a repository of books. It’s a community hub with unique resources.

Morden Library stands as a testament to knowledge and community spirit in Merton. It offers a wide array of services and facilities. These include a Heritage Centre and a Local Studies Centre.

But what truly sets Morden Library apart? It is its Library of Things. This initiative allows you to borrow useful items for your home and projects. This is affordable, convenient and kinder to the planet. Borrowing starts from as little as £1 per day. You can borrow and then return items for others to use.

Sustainable Merton partnered with Library of Things and Merton Council. Together they brought Morden Library of Things to life. It is the first of its kind in Merton. You can borrow household items. Drills, carpet cleaners, and gazebos are available.

Morden Library is located inside Merton Civic Centre on London Road. The borrowing kiosk is on the ground floor. The library helps people save money. It also helps them learn skills and reduce waste. Crystal Palace Library of Things saved borrowers £40,000. It spared 23,000 tonnes from landfill.

Morden Library also boasts special collections. You can find a Polish, Chinese, Tamil, Urdu and Bengali collection here. Dyslexia resources and vocal scores are available. Graphic novels, Manga, and a Parent and Child collection are also available.

The library provides essential services like photocopying and scanning. Public computers offer free internet and Office software. Study spaces are available. Exhibition facilities are also here.

Morden Library ensures disabled access with a lift to all floors.

Morden Library is more than just a place for books. It’s a dynamic community space. It offers resources for learning, creating, and connecting. Its Library of Things embodies sustainability and community collaboration. So, step inside Morden Library and discover its many treasures.

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