Talks begin over the future of Liverpool's libraries
Talks have begun over the future of Liverpool libraries as the council works to cut costs.
Talks have begun over the future of Liverpool libraries as the council works to cut costs.
Dates have been set for all of the public meetings regarding the future of 11 community libraries in Liverpool.
Four sessions will take place, each one looking at a selection of affected libraries:
The Library Service needs to reduce its budget by £2.5 million as part of the city council’s £156 million of savings needed over the next three years.
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