While modern nuclear decay data can provide many details of a given nuclides β-decay modes (branching ratios, decay heating etc), knowledge of the emitted β-energy spectrum is often not included. This limitation hampers the use of decay data in some analysis, such as β-spectrometry of irradiated material, prediction of β-decay Bremsstrahlung or antineutrino, ¯ν, detection. To address this deficiency, and for increased ease of β-spectrometry studies of complex samples, a library of β, ν and Bremsstrahlungspectra has been produced. It has been found that the content compares favourably with experimental data and methodologies for its application to complex nuclear inventories have been developed. The library contains spectra for over 1500 nuclides, which is hoped will benefit applied nuclear, radiation and materials science studies.