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Gnosall: Centre 52°47'10N 2°15'12W - Elevation 345 Feet - Nat Grid Reference SJ8220 - situated on the A518, 7 miles due west of Stafford, Staffs,UK - See how to get here
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Communications Office, County Buildings, Martin Street, Stafford, ST16 2LH, Tel: 01785 276574
E-Mail: mark.farnan@staffordshire.gov.uk, Web:www.staffordshire.gov.uk
Issue Date: 09/09/2011
Residents invited to have their say on Gnosall Library move.
Residents of Gnosall, near Stafford, are being given the chance to have their say on the future of a local library.
The opportunity has arisen for the library to move from its present base in St Lawrence’s Primary School to the Grosvenor Centre. A public consultation on the location of the library is running from 12th September until 24th October. Copies of the consultation form can be picked up at Gnosall Library, St Lawrence’s Primary School and the Grosvenor Centre, or can be completed online at www.staffordshire.gov.uk/libraries. Staffordshire County Council Mark Winnington, Cabinet Member for Environment and Assets and local Member for Gnosall and Doxey, said the consultation offered residents the opportunity to put their views across.
“We know how important the local library service is to people, especially in villages like Gnosall, and we want to hear their views on the future operation of the service. This consultation gives residents that opportunity.
“We want to know whether local people would like the library to move to the Grosvenor Centre, which is in a more central location and could offer a wider range of facilities, or whether they are happy with its current base in St Lawrence’s Primary School.”
“The consultation runs for six weeks so there is plenty of time for everyone to have their say.” he added.
