Kenton Library

Very noisy; people having discussion over their studies, other receiving phone calls and the children section of the library which is not secluded in anyway holds noisy children classes with the children loudly reciting nursary rhymes. Staff who are supposed to ensure that the place is kept quiet spend a considerable amount of time chatting among themselves. The entire situation is made worst with the fact that, there is no quiet room facility here to help.

I think Harrow Council should investigate the situation here and bring it to order.

The staff are helpful but the library is very small it accommodates people who like to read in an open area but not students who need a quiet area undisturbed. additionally study books are limited however story books in various languages are plenty.

I lost a folder of my drawings in here and this one lady with white hair and glasses was no help at all. I understand if she's busy, but she's like 'I have no time to help you, people have places to be you know. The tennis finals are today'. What a madness.

Good place with good books and easy access to roof. Very calm at night time and little amount of people go past. Great place to chill and just have a little time to yourself.

good space needs more parking variety of books they should have.

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A functioning library completed in 1939, Grade II Listed red brick flat-roofed building features a “tower” with a slender brick and glass projection.
The streamlined exterior features a textbook Modernist geometry of shape and form. The interior containing some original fittings.
Probably the most accomplished building in the Kenton neighbourhood.

Very nice and spacious library. You can do your studies, read books and newspapers and magazines. A good variety of books