Libraries Strategic Review
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A Libraries Strategic Review, phase 1 The objectives of the Phase 1 consultation are to: • Inform a comprehensive needs assessment for the Library Service in Derby. • Provide feedback on the draft vision and service offer. • Gather feedback on strategies that could enable the Library Service to make a substantial contribution to Council savings targets while continuing to meet its statutory obligations and user / stakeholder needs
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Provide feedback on the draft vision
Provide feedback on the draft vision and service offer.
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