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Kingston Council is working with local communities to reimagine local library services
Reimagining Kingston Libraries is an exciting opportunity for us to work with the community to help shape your library service of the future. The transformational review aims to place libraries at the heart of the community and bring council services closer to residents, ensuring they meet the needs of communities both now and in the future.
We want you to tell us how you would like to use library spaces, and how you think the library should support you and other members of the community.
We will use your ideas to inform the future library strategy and we will be reporting on our findings in Spring 2021.
If you require access to the ideas tool below in a more accessible format, please call 020 8547 6451 on Wednesdays 10am - 4pm
Kingston Council is working with local communities to reimagine local library services
Reimagining Kingston Libraries is an exciting opportunity for us to work with the community to help shape your library service of the future. The transformational review aims to place libraries at the heart of the community and bring council services closer to residents, ensuring they meet the needs of communities both now and in the future.
We want you to tell us how you would like to use library spaces, and how you think the library should support you and other members of the community.
We will use your ideas to inform the future library strategy and we will be reporting on our findings in Spring 2021.
If you require access to the ideas tool below in a more accessible format, please call 020 8547 6451 on Wednesdays 10am - 4pm
Kingston Libraries are cultural spaces at the heart of our community. Alongside supplying a wide range of books and reading materials, Kingston’s Libraries provide a variety of resources, events and classes to educate, entertain and support their communities. Share your ideas on how we can make this happen.
How does your library of the future look?
How can we make libraries the heart of our community?
Would you like to be more involved in the services your Libraries provide? If so, in what ways?
Could your library be more digital?
What can your library support you to do?
A library is a cultural space for everyone in the community. Do you have ideas for what you would like to see more of?