Coppice Library
Coppice Library and Wellbeing Centre is a community wellbeing library in Sale run by Bluesci with the support of local volunteers.
Offering a range of resources to support reading, learning, and everyday information needs, visitors to Coppice library can also browse a diverse collection of books for children and adults, access computers and free Wi-Fi, make use of online resources, digital services, and a regular activities.
Visitors to the Centre can also access a wide range of health and wellbeing services delivered by BlueSci.
The library is serviced by a combination of library staff and Open+ technology, giving visitors building access with their library card.
Offering a range of resources to support reading, learning, and everyday information needs, visitors to Coppice library can also browse a diverse collection of books for children and adults, access computers and free Wi-Fi, make use of online resources, digital services, and a regular activities.
Visitors to the Centre can also access a wide range of health and wellbeing services delivered by BlueSci.
The library is serviced by a combination of library staff and Open+ technology, giving visitors building access with their library card.
Travelling here by car
Easy Driving & Local Parking!
From M60 Junction 7 exit the roundabout onto the A56 (Chester Road) heading south toward Sale town centre.
Follow the A56 straight ahead as it becomes Washway Road, continue through the traffic lights, and then turn right onto Coppice Avenue, where you will find the Library and Wellbeing Centre on your left.
Free on-site parking is available in the dedicated library car park alongside Blue Badge bays directly next to the entrance.
From M60 Junction 7 exit the roundabout onto the A56 (Chester Road) heading south toward Sale town centre.
Follow the A56 straight ahead as it becomes Washway Road, continue through the traffic lights, and then turn right onto Coppice Avenue, where you will find the Library and Wellbeing Centre on your left.
Free on-site parking is available in the dedicated library car park alongside Blue Badge bays directly next to the entrance.
Travelling here by train
Just Minutes from the Tram Station!
Take the Metrolink Green Line or Navy Line directly to Brooklands Metrolink Stop.
Exit the station and walk east along Marsland Road for 5-minutes before turning right onto Washway Road.
Turn right again onto Coppice Avenue and continue straight for 10-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Travelling by rail? Head to Manchester Piccadilly before transferring onto the Metrolink network.
Take the Metrolink Green Line or Navy Line directly to Brooklands Metrolink Stop.
Exit the station and walk east along Marsland Road for 5-minutes before turning right onto Washway Road.
Turn right again onto Coppice Avenue and continue straight for 10-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Travelling by rail? Head to Manchester Piccadilly before transferring onto the Metrolink network.
Travelling here by other means
Getting Here by Bus is Simple!
Take the local Bee Network bus lines, including services 19, 41, or 245, which travel frequently along the nearby main roads.
Alight at the Washway Road / Coppice Avenue bus stop and continue straight for 2-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Take the local Bee Network bus lines, including services 19, 41, or 245, which travel frequently along the nearby main roads.
Alight at the Washway Road / Coppice Avenue bus stop and continue straight for 2-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Coppice Library and Wellbeing Centre is a community wellbeing library in Sale run by Bluesci with the support of local volunteers.
Offering a range of resources to support reading, learning, and everyday information needs, visitors to Coppice library can also browse a diverse collection of books for children and adults, access computers and free Wi-Fi, make use of online resources, digital services, and a regular activities.
Visitors to the Centre can also access a wide range of health and wellbeing services delivered by BlueSci.
The library is serviced by a combination of library staff and Open+ technology, giving visitors building access with their library card.
Offering a range of resources to support reading, learning, and everyday information needs, visitors to Coppice library can also browse a diverse collection of books for children and adults, access computers and free Wi-Fi, make use of online resources, digital services, and a regular activities.
Visitors to the Centre can also access a wide range of health and wellbeing services delivered by BlueSci.
The library is serviced by a combination of library staff and Open+ technology, giving visitors building access with their library card.
Travelling here by car
Easy Driving & Local Parking!
From M60 Junction 7 exit the roundabout onto the A56 (Chester Road) heading south toward Sale town centre.
Follow the A56 straight ahead as it becomes Washway Road, continue through the traffic lights, and then turn right onto Coppice Avenue, where you will find the Library and Wellbeing Centre on your left.
Free on-site parking is available in the dedicated library car park alongside Blue Badge bays directly next to the entrance.
From M60 Junction 7 exit the roundabout onto the A56 (Chester Road) heading south toward Sale town centre.
Follow the A56 straight ahead as it becomes Washway Road, continue through the traffic lights, and then turn right onto Coppice Avenue, where you will find the Library and Wellbeing Centre on your left.
Free on-site parking is available in the dedicated library car park alongside Blue Badge bays directly next to the entrance.
Travelling here by train
Just Minutes from the Tram Station!
Take the Metrolink Green Line or Navy Line directly to Brooklands Metrolink Stop.
Exit the station and walk east along Marsland Road for 5-minutes before turning right onto Washway Road.
Turn right again onto Coppice Avenue and continue straight for 10-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Travelling by rail? Head to Manchester Piccadilly before transferring onto the Metrolink network.
Take the Metrolink Green Line or Navy Line directly to Brooklands Metrolink Stop.
Exit the station and walk east along Marsland Road for 5-minutes before turning right onto Washway Road.
Turn right again onto Coppice Avenue and continue straight for 10-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Travelling by rail? Head to Manchester Piccadilly before transferring onto the Metrolink network.
Travelling here by other means
Getting Here by Bus is Simple!
Take the local Bee Network bus lines, including services 19, 41, or 245, which travel frequently along the nearby main roads.
Alight at the Washway Road / Coppice Avenue bus stop and continue straight for 2-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Take the local Bee Network bus lines, including services 19, 41, or 245, which travel frequently along the nearby main roads.
Alight at the Washway Road / Coppice Avenue bus stop and continue straight for 2-minutes to the Library and Wellbeing Centre.
Photo: Trafford Council
- Free entry
- Family friendly
- Toilets
- Free Parking
- Relaxed
- Accessible Car Parking
- Accessible Toilet
- Baby Changing Facilities
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Age friendly
- Assistance Dogs welcome
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Coppice Library
Coppice Avenue
Sale
M33 4WD
01619123560
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