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	Comments on: Lincolnshire campaigning masterclass, children&#8217;s webpages and e-readers	</title>
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		By: Stephen		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A comment regarding Brent&#039;s figures - I think what is rather sneaky in these figures is the fact they opened the new Wembley library last year. I can&#039;t think of a single refurbished/new library in this country where usage has declined in comparison to the usage of the old library. All these libraries have the &#039;honeymoon period&#039; where use is significantly up in the year or two following reopening. A good recent example of this is Greenwich&#039;s new library in Woolwich. However, often the trend following this is where usage starts to decline again slightly. Looking at the latest year&#039;s Brent figures they don&#039;t seem that much higher than last year following the opening of what is actually a very nice library. I think the figures for this year coming (2014-15) and 2013-14 need treating with a pinch of salt.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A comment regarding Brent&#8217;s figures &#8211; I think what is rather sneaky in these figures is the fact they opened the new Wembley library last year. I can&#8217;t think of a single refurbished/new library in this country where usage has declined in comparison to the usage of the old library. All these libraries have the &#8216;honeymoon period&#8217; where use is significantly up in the year or two following reopening. A good recent example of this is Greenwich&#8217;s new library in Woolwich. However, often the trend following this is where usage starts to decline again slightly. Looking at the latest year&#8217;s Brent figures they don&#8217;t seem that much higher than last year following the opening of what is actually a very nice library. I think the figures for this year coming (2014-15) and 2013-14 need treating with a pinch of salt.</p>
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