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How would these proposed changes impact on you?

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  • Je***********on 2026-06-25 14:11:22

    Our local library is already open for only two days each week, giving residents limited access to an important community resource. Reducing this to just one day would make it much harder for people use it. The library is a valuable space for people of all ages, and keeping both existing opening days helps ensure it remains accessible to as many residents as possible.

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    • Na***********ew 2026-06-25 14:02:28

      The proposed removal of Friday opening hours for an amenity which already only offers few hours would mean less opportunity for our locals to meet and keep reading. This for our eledery neighbours is imperative for improving memory and mental health. In holidays its an important place for our children to get together and continue learning

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      • Removing the Friday would limit when I can use the library, meaning that some weeks I will not be able to go when my Tuesdays are busy. My daughter and I utilise Fairlie library most weeks. Always on a Tuesday as it’s the only time it is open after school. During the summer holidays my daughter likes to go both days as she is a very keen reader. We should be encouraging our children to read, not discouraging them by closing amenities and taking them away from our children.

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        • Unable to attend on Tuesdays. No other after school times available for children!

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