New improvements on a Nottinghamshire town library will be available to see when it reopens on June 17. The Stapleford library was closed on February 28 and reopened for a short time in May.
Previously, locals have called the improvements 'beneficial.’ Improvements to the library on 25 Church Street have cost £741,000.
The library’s regeneration is one of six projects being funded by the £21.1 million from the Stapleford Towns Fund. The library, run by Inspire and owned by Nottinghamshire County Council, will have a whole new look.
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There will be an official day opening at 9.30AM on June 24. Previously, Peter Gaw Inspire CEO said: “We are excited to have this opportunity to improve education and learning for local residents to fulfil their learning and earning potential."
Mr Law continued: “We are delighted that we can provide three new learning spaces without compromising the library offer. We hope the new facilities will attract users new and old to use the space whether it be for learning, borrowing, events or community use.”
Other improvements being made under the Stapleford Towns Fund include: a safer cycling scheme, a street improvement scheme, an enterprise hub building, a community pavilion and young people’s centre and more.
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