Protesters call on council to reopen library
Hundreds of activists mark year since closure
HUNDREDS of campaigners demanded the reopening of two London libraries in a mass protest at the weekend.
Carnegie library in Herne Hill and Minet library in Lambeth, south London, have both been closed for a year with the council claiming that Tory cuts are to blame for the closures.
Defend The Ten — a campaign group which is fighting to keep the borough’s 10 libraries opened and unchanged — opposes plans by Greenwich Leisure Limited to build “unwanted” gyms in both buildings.
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