Neighbours have welcomed the plan
People in Stapleford are looking forward to seeing a new and improved library. The ‘beneficial’ changes costing £741,000 mean that as of February 28, 2023, the library will be closed until June.
In the area, people are happy to hear that improvements are being made to the town and look forward to seeing the new library in the summer.John Reece, 58 who now retired and from Bramcote, said: “I’ve been to the library a few times. I’m happy to hear it's being done up. It’ll be beneficial for people who use it often and, most importantly, children.”
Other projects that will happen as a result of the millions of pounds Stapleford have received include a £6.4 million community centre. Previously, it has been reported that the community centre will hopefully become the ‘heart’ of the town. Bethany continued and said: “Hopefully the improvements will mean more people will use the town because a lot of people I know go elsewhere for shopping and other facilities.”He said: “I’m fond of all the changes that are happening in the area. The Ilkeston Recreation Ground’s cycle project sounds fantastic and, even though the library being closed until June may be a bit of a bother to others, it isn’t forever and the changes made will be noticeable.
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