A town library will close to allow for next-generation technology upgrades to be rolled out.
Somerset Council confirmed that Taunton Library, on Paul Street, will shut on Wednesday as work is undertaken to "strengthen security" and "improve Wi-Fi capabilities".
It will reopen at 9:30 BST on Friday.
A council spokesperson said: "Upgrades include self-service printing, new kiosks, and a more adaptable arrangement of desks due to public network computers moving to Wi-Fi."
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