Why shouldn't libraries sell books, asks minister
Margaret Hodge raises prospect of libraries expanding role beyond lending books in major reconsideration of policy
Libraries risk sleepwalking through the century unless radical ideas are implemented, the arts minister Margaret Hodge claimed today, at the launch of a long-delayed, much-anticipated consultation document on the future of libraries in the UK.
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Tuesday, 1 December, 2009
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