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Six Book Challenge

The Six Book Challenge has started.  Check out the link below for further details
Six Book Challenge

An Audience with Jenni Mills

Thursday 25 March 2010
7:30pm
Swindon Central Library

Jenni Mills will be visiting the Central Library to talk about her latest book ‘The Buried Circle.’

Set in and around the enigmatic village of Avebury with it’s mysterious stone circle this thrilling tale alternates between the present day and pre-war Avebury, a fascinating time when Keiller, who features as one of the main protagonists, was rebuilding the circle.

A pacy literary thriller, ‘The Buried Circle’ is a gripping blend of fact and fiction, peopled with extraordinary characters and has a local interest appeal.

Jenni spent time in Avebury talking to local people and researching for her book so this is a talk not to be missed.

Books will be available on the night to buy courtesy of Waterstones and there will be time for Questions and answers and to get your books signed.

FREE tickets are available from the First Floor Help point at the Central library or you can reserve your place by phoning the Central library on 01793 463238.

Local and Family History Presentations - January to March 2010 at the Central Library

The following presentations will take place at the Central Library. They are all free, but seats should be reserved at the Swindon Collection Help Point on the Second Floor.
Telephone: 01793 463238
Email: central.library@swindon.gov.uk

Reading 16th and 17th Century Handwriting

29 March 2010, 1.00pm
Steve Hobbs from the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre.
Free admission by reserving a seat at the Swindon Collection Help Point on the Second Floor of the Central Library.
Telephone: 01793 463238

Archivists visits to Swindon Central Library

An archivist from the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre visits the Central Library for free consultations to advise researchers in Local and Family History. They will be at the Swindon Help Point on the second floor of the Central Library on Mondays between 10.00am and 12.00 noon.  For details of the days visits take place follow the link below:
Archivist visit dates

Readers Groups

We have Readers Groups that meet on a regular basis at the libraries listed below.
Central
Highworth
Liden
Moredon and Rodbourne Cheney
North Swindon
Park
West Swindon
Wroughton
Click on the link to find out more: Readers Groups.

Children's Activities

Looking for activities for your children? We run weekly story times and nursery rhyme times for the under 5s. Looking for homework help? Try our homework clubs for 8-16 year olds.
Click on the link to find out more: Children's Activities

Haydon Artists Society

Meet in North Swindon library  between 7-9pm  to paint and draw and socialise. If you are interested in joining or want to find out more contact Barbara Moody:
Telephone: 01793 722410.
Email: barbara.moody@virgin.net

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