CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Charities 'can help safeguard libraries'

Community groups and charities can play an important role in safeguarding library services, according to a report by the LGA.

By Jamie Hailstone | 10 August 2011

Community groups and charities can play an important role in safeguarding library services, according to a report by the LGA and the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council.

The report, Future libraries: Change and options on how to get there, outlines four options on how local authorities can protect libraries.

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