Free 'Warm Packs' being offered by Wiltshire Libraries

Tuesday, 29 November 2022 00:00

Those who need a little extra help keeping warm this winter can pick up a free 'warm pack' from their local Wiltshire Library.

The initiative is aimed at people who are struggling to keep warm this winter, and the pack contains a fleece blanket, a thermal mug and a hot water bottle.

There are no eligibility criteria for receiving one of the warm packs; you are told to pop into your local library and collect one for yourself or someone else who might need one.

The offer from Wiltshire Libraries, in addition to them being warm and friendly spaces for those who need a little extra warmth this winter.

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