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Earlier this month, Birmingham City Council released details of its preferred option for managing the library service across the city.&nb
Save Birmingham campaign calls for a pause to drastic council cuts so communities have the time they need to take on community assets.
Birmingham City Council are now in the process of auditing their assets, with the potential for some to be transferred into community ownership.
Our colleagues at FOLOB (Friends of the Libraries of Birmingham) have written an open letter to Birmingham City Council in anticipation of the seco
Thank you for the opportunity to respond to your consultation on the future of library services in Birmingham.
Birmingham City Council (BCC) have released a list of community assets that they are looking to dispose of (see below).
Following the publication of Birmingham’s emergency budget, which is due to be discussed by the City Council Cabinet next week (27 Februa
Birmingham City Council have announced plans to shut 25 community libraries, leaving just 10 across the city, along with the flagship Lib