Caerphilly county borough council is progressing plans to transform the way it delivers Library Services across the county borough in future and is keen to seek the views of residents. |
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Last year the authority consulted on a strategic vision for libraries and will now move forward to consult on the creation of a more sustainable and resilient service.
On Thursday 16th January, the council’s Cabinet agreed to proceed to consultation on proposals which could see the creation of improved central library ‘hubs’ across our town centres. This would then see other smaller community library sites repurposed or delivered in a different way in future. Unfortunately, this could also mean that some sites may close if alternative arrangements cannot be agreed. Two key changes have been made to the proposals, following feedback received last year during the initial consultation on the strategic vision:
The following drop-in sessions have been arranged as part of the consultation. Links to the online survey will be published on 22 January when the consultation is formally launched:
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