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.
Liverpool's under threat libraries win reprieve
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has said none of the city's libraries will close.
It follows a public consultation scheme which had seen up to 11 libraries under treat as the council moved to cut costs.
Mr Anderson said there "may have to be changes" to the way the libraries are run, but added that there had been interest from community and voluntary groups to help maintain the service.
A report will be presented to the city's cabinet identifying the proposals received to date and seeking approval to keep all 19 libraries open.
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