Derwent Valley BRIDGE Community Library
More than just books…
In 2011, residents of East and West Ayton and nearby villages in the Derwent Valley converted the energy generated by an unsuccessful campaign to save the local library from closure into a positive project to deliver and run their own community resource.
Derwent Valley BRIDGE opened its doors in May 2012 and continues today as a valuable village asset as a result of this vision and commitment. It has developed in line with its name, the BRIDGE, which stands for BOOKS, RESOURCES, INFORMATION, DIVERSITY, GROUPS, EDUCATION and chosen for its proximity to the historic bridge linking the villages.
The BRIDGE is operated entirely by volunteers and offers more than just books! Take a closer look at what we do or, even better, come and join us as a borrower, friend or volunteer….
We look forward to welcoming you!
News
Happy 45th Birthday DVB
The library was opened on 17th August 1973 and to celebrate of it's 45th birthday, the trustees held a party with a 1970's theme. Guests included, customers who had used the library since it's ...
Making Mischief.
On 16th August the Collage of Mischief was finished. The children had worked hard to produce a beautiful piece of work which is on display in the Junior section of the library. Along side of ...Coming Events
Blue Planet Day
