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Liverpool City Council closes all of the city’s libraries with immediate effect

  • March 23, 2020
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Today Liverpool City Council has closed all of the city’s libraries with immediate effect.

The decision has been taken to ensure the health and wellbeing of both the public and members of staff.

The book loan period has been indefinitely extended so that people who currently have books on loan will not accrue fines

Library users are encouraged to make the most of the free eReading service which allows people to download books, audiobooks, magazines and comics to phones, tablets or e-readers. These can be accessed by downloading a free app.

To find out more about eReading – visit www.liverpool.gov.uk/libraries.

All 19 libraries will be closed. These are:

Allerton Library

Breck Road Community Library

Central Library

Childwall Library

Croxteth Library

Dovecot Community Library

Fazakerley Community Library

Garston Library

Kensington Library

Lee Valley Library

Norris Green Library

Old Swan Library

Parklands Library

Sefton Park Library

Spellow Library

Toxteth Library

Walton Library

Wavertree Library

West Derby Library

If there are any queries about the closures, or the eReading, members of the public can call 0151 233 3069.

The home delivery service to the over 70s will continue. Requests to register for this can be made by ringing 0151 233 2796.

Last week, all schools in the city shut and the decision was made to close Lifestyles Centre, Walton Soccer Centre, Wavertree, Speke and Kirkdale One Stop Shops and civic buildings including St George’s Hall, Liverpool Town Hall, Croxteth Hall.

For the latest information and advice, Liverpool City Council has also set up an online portal – www.liverpool.gov.uk/coronavirus. There are also dedicated social media feeds at www.facebook.com/covidliverpool and www.twitter.com/covidliverpool.

READ MORE: Peter Moore offers Liverpool FC stewards to help with supermarket crowds

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