It is no exaggeration that public libraries saved my life growing up on the Cape Flats, South Africa. I'm sure they offer the same lifeline to deprived communities in London. Melanie, London, UK
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Jon Ford
10 years ago
Libraries are a very important public resource. They are vital for the education and edification of the people.
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sarah jones
10 years ago
The proposals for cuts are too vague and badly thought through.
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Elizabeth Ash
10 years ago
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The effects of short-sighted cuts will be difficult to reverse. Just look to Croydon to see the devastating effect of privatisation on a library service.
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Matt Ratcliffe
10 years ago
libraries must be saved, for the sake of the community needing their essential hubs, perfect for council services and sourcing information.
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Catherine Phillpotts
10 years ago
Camden's residents need their public libraries
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Caroline Ashby
10 years ago
Libraries are the hub of a community and bring so much to so many. Don't close them.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Libraries for society: the vulnerable, the less well off, the young, those who require help with literacy and in fact everyone as libraries are improving to all.
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Joanna Bowring
10 years ago
Camden your residents need libraries - proper ones staffed by librarians. Please don't let them down.
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Alan Wylie
10 years ago
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Councillors, especially Labour ones, need to start seeing cuts to libraries as a false economy: the cuts are easy to make but the long-term consequences could be disastrous.
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Marie-Ange Comerford-Raillon
10 years ago
Libraries are at the heart of our communities, why do you want to steal our hearts!!!
It is no exaggeration that public libraries saved my life growing up on the Cape Flats, South Africa. I'm sure they offer the same lifeline to deprived communities in London. Melanie, London, UK
Libraries are a very important public resource. They are vital for the education and edification of the people.
The proposals for cuts are too vague and badly thought through.
The effects of short-sighted cuts will be difficult to reverse. Just look to Croydon to see the devastating effect of privatisation on a library service.
libraries must be saved, for the sake of the community needing their essential hubs, perfect for council services and sourcing information.
Camden's residents need their public libraries
Libraries are the hub of a community and bring so much to so many. Don't close them.
Libraries for society: the vulnerable, the less well off, the young, those who require help with literacy and in fact everyone as libraries are improving to all.
Camden your residents need libraries - proper ones staffed by librarians. Please don't let them down.
Councillors, especially Labour ones, need to start seeing cuts to libraries as a false economy: the cuts are easy to make but the long-term consequences could be disastrous.
Libraries are at the heart of our communities, why do you want to steal our hearts!!!