Sentence examples for local library services from inspiring English sources

Local library services will be moved to a sports centre.

Desmond Clarke, a campaigner against austerity cuts affecting local library services, welcomed the move.

"WI members clearly recognise the worth that local library services bring to communities, often in isolated areas, and we will now work hard to prevent such services being removed from the areas where they are often needed most".

However, local-specific questions, such as circulation-related and inquires about local library services, were answered less completely and patrons expressed lower levels of satisfaction compared to non-local questions.

The integration of professionals into a VCU such as UniNet will not totally compensate for the lack of local library services, but electronic communications, such as synchronous text conferencing, provide a way to incorporate learning activities through expert collaboration, with a useful and practical model of continuing medical education.

Pew Research Center noted in 2014 that 36percentt of Millennials (which Pew categorized as age 18-30 for the purposes of this survey) and 29percentt of those 30 and older know "little or nothing" about their local library's services.

"Prisoners have always enjoyed and continue to enjoy full rights of access to all the titles available through the local public library service, which operates a full service in all of our prisons.

For all its flaws – partly kept in check by a terrific cast and community choir – this is an evening that reminds us that just as connections in the brain are crucial, so it is the connections, including local libraries and services, that keep communities together and ensure that we never walk alone.

Aside from Guardian children's books, of course, we are now a review group for Pan Macmillan & New Horizons book suppliers who often give us free books, and we get 50 books at a time from our local school library service who are really good about getting us extra copies for awards shortlists.

Paddy Mackel of Nipsa said: "Because of the budget cuts, brought about by lack of adequate resources from Westminster to properly fund local public services, library services will now be severely affected.

"There was a time local libraries offered the local community lots of services in exchange for their tax money… The modern local library still provides these services, but they don't have the same value they used to".