Residents can get the chance to see the plans for the new-state-of-the-art Harold Hill Library.
Consultation on the proposals for the new library opens from today to Thursday May 9 at the current library in Hilldene Avenue.
The architects, who have come up with the plans will also be present from 5pm to 6pm and will be available to answer people’s questions about the building.
The new library is set to replace the existing 1950s building and will offer new improved facilities.
Cllr Andrew Curtin, cabinet member for culture, towns and communities said: “This is an important opportunity for people to come along and have their say about the new library and I’d encourage all in the area to come along and take the time to look at the plans and give their feedback.”
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