Working party chair gives Tynwald update
There have been very few responses to a working party looking at the future of library services on the Isle of Man.
Chair Clare Barber made a statement on the matter in Tynwald.
Regular updates have been provided by just five libraries with only one of these a public facility.
Clare Barber says more ambition needs to be shown to provide a service that the public want:-
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