Proposed floor plans for the relocated library building in Calverley are being displayed for users to comment on.
As reported last week, plans to transform Calverley Mechanics’ Institute into a new library have been approved. Council chiefs have drawn up a £200,000 scheme to relocate the library from its current Thornhill Street base in a bid to save money.
Proposed new floor plans are now on display in the library for people to comment on, and discussions are ongoing with other groups that use the space, including the local history group.
Councillor Peter Carlill (Lab, Calverley & Farsley) said: “Proposals for what will become of the existing building are still to be worked through by the asset management team, and we’ll be making sure to be involved in those discussions.”
The relocation will include upgraded accessible toilets and redecoration of the library areas to provide a safe and welcoming environment.
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