Protesters resist library closure

Brent Council after he moved to the library board approved the closing, the protesters make clear the importance of loss

I live about 20 minutes walk from Kensal Rise Library (which is closer to me, QUEEN'S PARK, Harrow Road, which, thank you God, is safe for now), then when I discovered that after the decision of the High Court of the board boarding was already in place, I went along. More than 100 angry residents - adults and children - gathered yesterday afternoon there protesting against the closure, and activists said that the Council did not intend to reopen the five other libraries either.

"came to be this afternoon. He picked up his equipment, but have been intimidated enough by this flood of women and children," said Margaret Bailey, who was at the High Court yesterday to hear the trial goes to the Board. "They moved very quickly - it's incredibly depressing not mentioned in the court today that this was the plan .."

armed with banners adorned with "Save our Library" and sing the same, with banners "Our children need books" and "We love to read" some demonstrators planned to spend the night away Library to keep the Council to close overnight, said Bailey. "I hate to see a closing of the library. It's like somebody dies," said one resident Denise Travis Clayton. A group of 13 year olds said they had used the library to do homework at night.

stopped singing and shouting and distributing cups of tea. I wrote about the library closing for a while, but seeing this latest attempt to protect an institution beloved he really made me really going on: libraries are really close. Bailey is right: it is very depressing. Brent residen4ts hope appeal the judge's decision - "a successful appeal could result in revocation of the closure decision, held that" legal "by a single judge, it is considered as residents very cost effective, efficient and ideological Brent ", said yesterday in a statement. I hope desperately that does not give up and have more success this time.

Maggie Gee reports that two demonstrators spent the night. She says some workers came around this morning, spoke to the protesters who were there, and seems to have declined at this time. The land on which the library is actually held by All Souls College, Oxford, a gift to the town of Brent provided that it maintains a library. Today, to keep the agreement expires, users have created a library of property, operating outside their own steps.

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