Ryhall Library closed for three weeks

Tuesday, 3 March 2026 10:49

Source: Rutland County Council Facebook page

Ryhall Library will close tomorrow afternoon for two to three weeks of work for the Living Well project.

The library, which was threatened with closure last year but was saved after a community campaign, will undergo improvements to its IT system, including a new self-service kiosk for borrowing books, a new desk and counter area, a new kitchen, improved access and lighting, re-decoration and new resources for the children's area. Meanwhile its work continues at Uppingham Library on Queen Street. The click and collect service will transfer from today from Uppingham Town Hall to the parish church.

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