Date: 22 June 2007 13:49

NEW SIGNS HIGHLIGHT FIRST CLASS SERVICE AT BAR HILL LIBRARY

New signs are now in place to help people find the first class services 
offered at Cambridgeshire County Council's Library at Bar Hill.

 A new Post Office which opened in the Library building in October has 
already won the stamp of approval from local people and now new permanent 
signs have been put up to ensure that local people are aware of the extra 
services which are available alongside the usual books and DVDs for loan.

Bar Hill County Councillor John Reynolds officially opened the Post Office 
and he welcomed the new signs which will help highlight the extra service at 
the Library in Gladeside.

He said: "The Library has always been at the centre of the village and 
incorporating the Post Office into the building ensured it was even more a 
hub of village activity. I am delighted that these new signs are now in 
place and I'm sure they will help attract even more people to use the 
facilities."

 The County Council's Library and Information Service stepped in to help 
after the Post Office in the village closed. Conversion work was carried out 
to create space for the Post Office and at the same time provide a new 
reference library area.

John Reynolds