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	Comments on: It&#8217;ll be here soon: Libraries Week 2017	</title>
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		By: julia		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I agree the NE Lincs piece appears surreal - but the article last week about the newly refurbished Grant Thorold library does mention it includes a couple of business units. I guess the girls have set up in one of those.
A loose parallel with the situation in Forest Hill. If an organisation wants to generate income (to support the library) by making use of unused space, I think thats good. The challenge as always is balance, and not having a negative impact on the public library service.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree the NE Lincs piece appears surreal &#8211; but the article last week about the newly refurbished Grant Thorold library does mention it includes a couple of business units. I guess the girls have set up in one of those.<br />
A loose parallel with the situation in Forest Hill. If an organisation wants to generate income (to support the library) by making use of unused space, I think thats good. The challenge as always is balance, and not having a negative impact on the public library service.</p>
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