Imagine a place where stories bloom and community thrives. That place is Ordsall Library. It is a welcoming hub nestled in the heart of the Ordsall Neighbourhood Centre.
Ordsall Library is more than just books. It is a place where everyone is welcome. Step inside Ordsall Library and discover a world of possibilities.
Ordsall Library offers computer access for those needing to connect. You can also find photocopying and printing services. Need to scan something. Ordsall Library has a scanner for public use.
For families with young children Ordsall Library provides toys and coloring activities. Stay and play sessions create a fun and engaging environment. Lego Diorama events spark creativity in young minds.
The Salford Council once considered relocating Ordsall Library. The proposed move was to Fit City Ordsall. Many worried this would diminish its value as an educational resource. Residents felt the alternative location was unsafe and not suitable for children.
Lisa Heywood expressed concern about the potential move. She emphasized the importance of Ordsall Library to the community. The relocation was seen as another taking from Ordsall.
Rev Sandra Kearney worried about the impact on children without home computers. She highlighted the lack of disabled access at Fit City. The community voiced strong opposition.
Natallia Kamianets ran a Russian language school for young people at Ordsall Library. The relocation threatened the school’s existence. The library provided a safe and suitable environment for children and parents.
Today Ordsall Library stands as a testament to community resilience. It remains a vital resource for education and recreation. The library welcomes everyone to explore its offerings.
Ordsall Library is closed on bank holidays. Check the Salford Community Leisure website for updated opening times. It is best to confirm before your visit.
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