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Bristol City Council’s Consultation – again

Posted on 27th June 2017 by Ben

Bristol City Council are once again running a consultation which includes the future of libraries. This time, we’ve been given three options, and all are bad. The city has been split into Bristol North West, East and South. As far … Continue reading →

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A few clarifications

Posted on 1st June 2015 by Ben

When Friends of Sea Mills Library were at the library on Saturday, there were a few questions that popped up, so we thought we could clarify them here. If you completed the consultation before March, you took part in stage 1. … Continue reading →

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Costings for group3 libraries

Posted on 28th May 2015 by Ben

Bristol City Council have released potential costs for libraries in group 3 (or “those outside of groups 1 and 2” as they seem determined to call them), and it makes for interesting reading. BristolLibraries group3 costings March 2015 For example, … Continue reading →

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The council’s consultation is ending soon

Posted on 10th May 2015 by Ben

Sea Mills Library is one of 7 Bristol libraries under threat of closure. The council have been carrying out some consultation to garner opinions and strength of feeling of residents. If you want to see the library remain open, you need … Continue reading →

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