Burnham Community Library

Buckinghamshire libraries will be closed on bank holidays unless stated otherwise.

Access a range of council services at our council access point within the library.

Our trained staff and volunteers are on hand to help with common queries, such as reporting a pothole or ordering a replacement bin.

You can also use the self-service computers to access services online or use the phones to speak to a relevant member of staff.

For more complex queries, such as housing, Council Tax and planning applications, visit our access plus centres based in Aylesbury or High Wycombe.

Visit Buckinghamshire Libraries events listings in the library catalogue for full details.

Buckinghamshire Libraries are here to support businesses, organisations and communities, offering flexible and dynamic spaces for a range of events. We provide safe locations for social, educational, health and cultural activities in the community.

• Public internet and computer access
• Free Wi-Fi access
• Computer for customers with visual impairment
• Free online references resources and eLibrary
• Photocopying
• Scanning
• Printing - this library offers a remote printing service. You can send your prints from your own device through our Print My Documents website. Please note the time and date your prints were sent, and bring your library card with you. You will have 24 hours to collect your prints during opening hours.
• Hublets

Community libraries are managed in a variety of ways. Some are entirely managed by local community organisations and volunteers and some are jointly managed with Buckinghamshire Council.

You can use your Buckinghamshire library membership card in a community library and reserve items as usual. 

Telephone: 01296 382 415
Email: [email protected]

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Burnham Community Library
Windsor Lane
Burnham
Buckinghamshire
SL1 7HR

Burnham Community Library is a Safe Place where you can go to get help if you feel unsafe or at risk when you are out and about.

We will help you contact your support worker, family member, carer or the police. You will know it has a Safe Place as it will have a sticker in the window.