Kelty Library · Community spotlight

A question about an old street or a family connection can be a good reason to step into Kelty Library. Alongside books for adults and children, OnFife lists local-history resources, large-print titles and audiobooks, giving visitors several ways to explore a subject. There is practical help for everyday tasks too: public computers, free Wi-Fi, printing, photocopying and scanning are available. If you plan to work on a document, note that the computers use LibreOffice rather than Microsoft Office; check your formatting before printing. To get involved, ask the library team about borrowing, local activities or research resources on 01383 602367 or kelty.library@onfife.com. OnFife membership is free for people who live, work or study in Fife. You can join in person or start online, then visit a Fife library within two weeks with ID to complete your account. Plan your visit using the library’s own opening information. Library services and visiting details: https://www.onfife.com/visit-explore/libraries/kelty-library/ Joining information: https://www.onfife.com/read-learn/join-a-library/ Find out how to take part and contact the organisation: https://gutters2glory.com/kelty-library Official information: https://www.onfife.com/visit-explore/libraries/kelty-library/ Featured from our local directory. Check the organisation’s own website for current arrangements.