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By Jenijenjen · Posted
It seems the refurbishment is geared to attract 11 to 18 year old who were consulted with. Not a bad thing for many reasons though will reserve final judgment until I see the actual outcome. Something needs to be done, I always find it a very dull and sombre place. As a previous poster said, there is an excellent online book ordering service that will bring in specific books from other libraries if needs be. -
By beansprout · Posted
Well Carneige Library went through carnage a few years ago.. basement which had toilet facilities - just refurbished all ripped out to make way for health club - private of course. Hours of opening reduced… lock in protest that hit press against refurb plans! Now library much smaller than it was, community rooms available to hire - not cheap.. but folk now us rhe whole building as combination of library and community - choir, yoga/Pilates classes, stop in on certain days for health advice, etc.. cafe only serves tea/coffee and cakes as kitchen gutted! Hours of opening more than before so really win win.. those who have not been, know it is EDF but go have a look - beautifully building and use to be lovely enclosed garden at back. Sorry completely off track for Dulwich library…. -
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No surprises there then, based on other reports of councillor disengament.
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