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'We're discussing all the options via the consultation, which closes on April 10 and are welcoming ideas about how to save the library services. Claire Denis debut announced her as a fully formed talent. 'We can't say whether the service will be run with one member of staff and volunteer support or solely volunteers at the moment because we need to see how many communities come forward to support us. She said: 'It is going to be down to volunteers on the front line. She said that the recruitment of volunteers would be essential to keep the community services alive. 'I would rather produce an illegal budget and go to jail because it's the only stand one could make.'Īlso at the meeting, where the residents formally named their group the Almondbury Library Friends Association, was Kathryn Harrison, an area manager for Kirklees Library Services. She said: 'I know the council has been put in this position by the current government but I wouldn't submit to this bullying if I was a councillor. She was outspoken about the attitude Kirklees Council should take. 'It would be ruinous if Almondbury and the other libraries went.'

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'They are vibrant civic spaces which are great places to bring together communities and keep them close knit and act as vital safe spaces for children after school and elderly people. 'The same can be said for all the other libraries that are facing the same threat. She said: 'We need to safeguard not just the local service but the building in which it is located in. Joanne, who has lived in Almondbury since 2000, said that reducing or removing the service and its current hub would be 'ruinous'. The village library is one of 24 permanent libraries in Kirklees facing an uncertain future after Kirklees Council revealed last year that they were considering to close them to reduce expenditure by £2.8m. There they began to form plans about how to not just save the service but preserve it in the Stocks Walk building where it currently resides. She joined a group of other concerned local people, Huddersfield MP Barry Sheerman and library staff at a meeting today.

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