30 days ago

Extended Saturday hours

Mike Jones from Drury Community Library

Hello Drury Library friends,

I hope that you are keeping warm and dry as this latest burst of winter weather buffets us, we have had some feedback that some of our users would like to use the library on Saturdays but that our current hours don’t fit in with their other activities. Accordingly we have decided to trial extending our Saturday hours, remaining open from 10.30am until 2pm starting 8th June. We will evaluate the uptake and based on this, continue or revert to our current open hours.

Thanks and we look forward to having you join us at your community library, as always please feel free to provide any feedback especially how you feel the proposed new Saturday hours will impact your use of the library.

Regards
Drury Community Library

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