More than four million pounds has been spent transforming the building into a twenty first century facility, with a business and information hub.
There are now 4,000 more adults’ fiction books than the library previously held before it closed in December 2012.
There are also more large print books the number of and children’s books shelves has gone up from 103 to 188.
Raw sewage spews into Plymouth suburb estate and woods
Concerns raised for public health and wildlife in Woolwell
Councillor stands under trees to stop chainsaw massacre
Emergency preservation order now in place
Three years jail for charity box thief
And he can't eat in McDonald's for eight years
Spat over whether 'inadequate' children's services are as bad as MP suggests
Exeter's Steve Race believes they are in 'last chance saloon;
Totnes market not opening in Christmas week
Most traders don't want to do it
Torbay adult social care rated 'good'
'Our vision is for thriving communities where people prosper'
