WELCOME
| WELCOME TO THE CHESTNUT CENTRE TEEN BLOG | ||
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This is the Chestnut Centre Library and Information Centre in Kirklees
Address : 2a Chestnut Street, Deighton, Huddersfield, HD2 1HJ. Telephone : 01484 234274 |
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| Keep visiting this blog to stay up to date with what’s happening for teens and older children like you at the Chestnut Centre Library and Information Centre.
Use your blog …… |
…… stay connected |
Use your noggin and let’s get bloggin’ …but remember …..
…. be safe and follow the “Blog Guidelines” to the right. |
| Find out what groups of teens and older children are up to at the Chestnut Centre and have your say on the services offered.
If the library doesn’t have a book you’d like to read why not “Suggest a Book” and let them know. |
There’ll be comments and posts from services you’ll be interested in such as Kirklees Young People’s Service.
Keep an eye on the most recent posts. They could include competitions giving prizes for the best book reviews and much, much more …. Find out what events are coming your way and join the fun. |
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| Did you know that the Chestnut Centre Library and Information Centre also has it’s own facebook page ?
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Why not suggest the Chestnut Centre facebook page and teen blog to your friends ?
Stay in touch and stay in the loop. |
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Whoops, almost forgot ! Here’s a really boring bit ….. don’t forget that the Chestnut Centre operates in partnership with Fresh Horizons and, as well as providing both Library and Information Services, it also offers access for the local community to Housing Services, the Police, a Children’s Centre, Health Advice and more. | |
You’re very welcome Lucie. Don’t forget we have another competition running at the moment. If you look on the “Our Favourite Reads” page, you have a chance to win a copy of “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.” Take care.
The blog is looking good – I love that you now have your own facebook page too
just another thought no books at chestnut on the diaries of a vampire this is also aimed at young people.
Hello Sharon. I have replied to both this and your other comment about the “Twilight” series on the “Suggest a Book” page.
I am the Area Youthworker for Ashbrow and I was recently asked if I could consult with young people about the library at Chestnut Centre. I discussed with young people at Fartown High School and the young people wanted it to be more friendly, bean bags more books for teenagers and more computers for young people to use.
Many Thanks
Sharon Sharp
Youthworker