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Rainbow Community Hub and Library (Coulby Newham)

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The Community Hub at Coulby Newham is made up of the Rainbow Leisure Centre and Rainbow Library, and provides the following:

  • Access to library services
  • Information on local public services
  • Free access to the internet and Wi-Fi
  • Space for advice services
  • Space for community meetings and activities
  • Early years and youth services, activities and support
  • Space for leisure activities
  • Photocopying and printing services
  • Work clubs
  • Employment support including a Preparing for Work board in the library

Check out the libraries website and online catalogue.

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Contact

Address: Rainbow Leisure Centre, Parkway Centre, Coulby Newham, TS8 0TJ
Phone: 01642 593696

Opening times

Monday: 9:30am to 12pm, then 1pm to 5pm

Tuesday: 10am to 12pm, then 1pm to 5pm

Wednesday: 9:30am to 12pm, then 1pm to 5pm

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