Showing posts with label Save Mill Hill Library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Save Mill Hill Library. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 January 2015

Guest Post - Update on the Mill Hill Libraries meeting - By Richard Logue

Do you use your local library? Does your elderly neighbour? Your friend with children? Your colleague's teenage children? Your relative who works from home? Please help save Mill Hill library by attending the meeting organised by Mill Hill Residents Association at Hartley Hall tomorrow night (Wednesday 14th) - and spread the word. Thanks.
Mill Hill Residents Association's photo. What a great turnout for Wednesday night's meeting on our libraries - almost 200 people - special thanks to authors Deborah Moggach and S.F. Said for their passionate defence of our libraries, and also to Matthew Offord MP, Andrew Dismore AM, Cllr John Hart and of course Mrs. Angry herself, Theresa Musgrove. Of course, most importantly, the near 200 people who came out on a wet and cold night to defend our libraries. 

Lets hope this puts to bed the myth being cobbled by some that no one is too bothered about the future of Barnets Libraries !!!!!

Wednesday, 14 January 2015

Guest Blog - Defend your local library by Richard Logue



By Richard Logue
Do you want to stop our library from being closed or reduced to a useless rump? Please come along to tonight's (Weds 14th January) meeting at the New Hartley Hall on Flower Lane from 7pm onwards. We need as many people to come as possible to show just how important this issue is to our community.
 
The writers Deborah Moggach and S.F. Said are our special guests, and we will have a panel Q&A session featuring Matthew Offord MP, Andrew Dismore AM, Councillor Sury Khatri and Theresa Musgrove aka Mrs. Angry. We will also be giving advice on how to respond to the council consultation on the future of our libraries. Please come along!
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Richard Logue is chair of the Mill Hill Residents Association. Guest blogs are always welcome at the Barnet Eye.