Autumn Fun
Have Your Say at Milton Library
- Tickets
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Free - Drop-in - no ticket required
- Dates and times
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Thursday 29th Oct 2026
1:00pm
- Age
- 18+ years, Adult
- Venue
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We'd love to hear what you think about your local library. Our Have Your Say sessions are relaxed, informal chats where
you can meet library staff, share your ideas, and tell us what you'd like to
see more of. Whether it's books, events, activities or services, your feedback
helps us build collections and programmes that reflect the needs and interests
of your community. The sessions take place in libraries across Glasgow
throughout the year, giving people in every area the chance to get involved. We use lots of different ways to understand how our
libraries are being used, but there's no better way to learn what matters than
by talking directly to the people who use them. Your ideas, suggestions
and experiences help us improve what we offer, and it's also a chance to tell
us what's working well and what you love about your library.
Whether you have a new idea, a recommendation, or just want to chat about your local library, we'd love to see you at a Have Your Say session. |
Accessible toilets
We have 2 accessible toilets situated to the left of the main entrance.
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome.
Hearing loop
Our library offers this service at reception.
Wheelchair access
There is a ramp leading to the main entrance.
Baby changing
Facilities are located inside the public toilets.
Baby feeding
Baby feeding is welcome in all Glasgow Life venues.
Computers
PC's and printing services are available for public use.
Parking
Free on-site parking is available.
Photography and video recording
On occasion, filming and photography may take place in the venue.
Study spaces
There is a large communal table at bottom of library used as study spaces.
Free wifi
Wi-Fi is free by logging on via Glasgow Libraries - no password required.
Location Map
Milton means “town with the mill” and there are over 55 Miltons in Scotland. Milton Parish was first established in May 1836 and it was also the name used for part of north Glasgow for civil registration purposes on birth, marriage and death certificates from 1855 until approx. 1900.
Glasgow Life offers Adult Learning programmes, activities and support services in a number of libraries across the city.
For more information about Digital Learning provision, English Language courses or support with Reading, Writing or Numbers - please visit our Learning Opportunities page.