Roger Tichborne has set up a petition as part of the campaign to save Barnet's libraries. Please sign up here, and let others know about it. Roger has a stall on Mill Hill Broadway this morning, 10am till 12 noon (does anyone know whether 12 noon is am or pm? My guess is am).
http://www.gopetition.com/petition/39319.html
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Saturday, 25 September 2010
Friday, 24 September 2010
Save Barnet's libraries - campaign starts tomorrow in Mill Hill
Barnet's library service is sure to be threatened as a result of the council's "Strategic Library Review", launching - though probably not where residents might notice it - soon.
Roger Tichborne has launched a wonderful pre-emptive defence of the libraries. He starts this Saturday (tomorrow, 25 September) on Mill Hill Broadway. He is inviting residents to visit him on a stall between 10am and 12 noon. You are invited to bring a book to donate to councillor Robert Rams, who is heading the library review.
Mr Rams has suggested that library books will be available in more places than ever, once the review has finished, including, for example, Starbucks. If that's Rams' proposed alternative to picking books up in a library, we are right to be alarmed.
Please get along to Rog's stall if you are in the area. This is just the start of the campaign, but it's a good place to start!
P.S. I am scouring my bookcases now for titles that I think Rams will benefit from reading, or that I cannot be bothered to. Here's a good one.
Roger Tichborne has launched a wonderful pre-emptive defence of the libraries. He starts this Saturday (tomorrow, 25 September) on Mill Hill Broadway. He is inviting residents to visit him on a stall between 10am and 12 noon. You are invited to bring a book to donate to councillor Robert Rams, who is heading the library review.
Mr Rams has suggested that library books will be available in more places than ever, once the review has finished, including, for example, Starbucks. If that's Rams' proposed alternative to picking books up in a library, we are right to be alarmed.
Please get along to Rog's stall if you are in the area. This is just the start of the campaign, but it's a good place to start!
P.S. I am scouring my bookcases now for titles that I think Rams will benefit from reading, or that I cannot be bothered to. Here's a good one.
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