Leading literary figures have praised the opening of a new £1.5m library in Portsmouth. International bestselling author Kate Mosse officially opened the new facility, built in an old Woolworths store, in Southsea. The library also has a cafe - complete with a pick-and-mix box based on the old store favourite, internet facilities and customer service centre. The site replaces a smaller library elsewhere in the city. A council spokesman said the decision to take on the building was made before the Liberal Democrat-controlled authority announced £15m of cuts from its budget for the current financial yearSaturday, July 30, 2011
Library opened at former Southsea Woolworths store praised (UK)
Leading literary figures have praised the opening of a new £1.5m library in Portsmouth. International bestselling author Kate Mosse officially opened the new facility, built in an old Woolworths store, in Southsea. The library also has a cafe - complete with a pick-and-mix box based on the old store favourite, internet facilities and customer service centre. The site replaces a smaller library elsewhere in the city. A council spokesman said the decision to take on the building was made before the Liberal Democrat-controlled authority announced £15m of cuts from its budget for the current financial year
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