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Dunbar Library EH13 0BQ EH9 2NL Castellau 0131 529 5603 0131 529 5536 Belhaven Road EH42 1DA Corstorphine Library Oxgangs Library Call venue for details 12 Kirk Loan 343 Oxgangs Road North 01368 863521 EDINBURGH EDINBURGH EH12 7HD EH13 9LY Haddington Library 0131 529 5506 0131 529 5549 Newton Port EH41 3NA Craigmillar Library Wallyford Library Call venue for details 7 Niddrie Marischal Gardens 3 Fa'side buildings 01620 822531 EDINBURGH EH21 8BA EH16 4LX Call venue for details Gullane Library 0131 529 5597 0131 653 2035 East Links Road EH31 2AF Currie Library Piershill Library Call venue for details 210 Lanark Road West 30 Piershill Terrace 01620 842073 EDINBURGH EDINBURGH EH14 5NN EH8 7BQ North Berwick Library 0131 529 5609 0131 529 5685 The Old School School Road Fountainbridge Library Portobello Library EH39 4JU 137 Dundas Street 14 Rosefield Avenue Call venue for details EDINBURGH EDINBURGH 01620 893470 EH11 1BG EH15 1AU 0131 529 5616 0131 529 5558 Tranent Library 3 Civic Square 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