Historic Kensal Rise library
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Kensal Rise library offered lifeline after council’s night-time book clearance
Brent council officials agree to discuss campaigners’ proposal of running library at no ongoing cost to local authority
A historic library threatened with closure could survive as a community-run project on the basis of a tentative deal that has emerged just days after council workers backed by police carried out an early morning operation to strip it of its books and the plaque commemorating its opening 112 years ago by Mark Twain. Read full article here:
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