BCP council have launched a new library consultation service.
They’re asking residents how they currently use the town’s libraries and what people would like to see in the future to help improve things for them.
There’s three online surveys you can complete – one’s for adults and the other two are for children and those under ten.
Councillor Andy Martin, Portfolio Holder for Customer, Communications and Culture said: “I passionately believe that our libraries must continue to play an absolutely central role at the heart of our communities. This survey is a valuable opportunity for residents to have their voices heard and help shape the future of our library service. I encourage everyone to take part and share their thoughts and ideas.”
Paper copies of the survey are available at every library and an easy read version which can be available upon request.
Anyone who uses the home service will receive a copy of the survey direct.
You can get more information about the consultation with links to the surveys here.
The survey closes on the 18th June.
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