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Cockerton Library

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Cockerton Library is a friendly Darlington branch library offering book borrowing, public computers, printing and photocopying, study space and community activities. Regular sessions range from children's Rhymetimes to social music activities.

What to expect

A smaller neighbourhood library with books, computers, study space and a programme of activities for different ages.

Practical info

How to join
Library membership is free for eligible Darlington residents, workers and regular visitors. Drop in during opening hours or check the events programme for activities.

Opening hours

Opening times vary by day. Check the current Darlington Libraries opening-hours page before travelling.

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Cockerton Green / Woodland Road

Darlington

DL3 9AA

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