Southend library work on schedule (From Echo)
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Southend library work on schedule
4:10pm Monday 15th October 2012 in Local News
Southend library work on schedule
SOUTHEND’S new library is rising steadily from the ground with work on schedule.
The £27million project started in March and includes a library complex and new public square.
The scruffy Farringdon car park in Elmer Approach, Southend, was demolished to make way for the development called The Forum which is due to open in September 2013.
It will be Essex’s first 24-hour library. It will replace Central Library, in Victoria Avenue, and will become one of the main study centres for students at Essex University’s Southend campus and South Essex College.
Comments(7)
Joe Wildman
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11:06pm Mon 15 Oct 12
prehaps the lack of postings had something to do with the way the Southend Footbal match thread deceneded in to the farce it did with Eek a house posting over an over again, thankfully they have deleted all the postings.
notinwestcliffanymore
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7:11am Tue 16 Oct 12
Ian P
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7:16am Tue 16 Oct 12
v.randy wrote:I can understand that you get your reading matter from Newsagents because libraries do not stock girly mags.
pointless addition to broken southend. No one does librarys,this 2012 not 1912. Don't need librarys I can get my reading matter from a newsagent. And clearly the lack of interest in this library is refelected in the fact no one is commenting on this article.
aduksquack
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8:07am Tue 16 Oct 12
EssexBoy1956
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11:26am Tue 16 Oct 12
Joe Wildman
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2:12pm Tue 16 Oct 12
EssexBoy1956 wrote:Clearly they can as they are commenting on this story that requires the ability to read...
Can anyone in Southend read?
Go and watch towie as that seems about your level of intelligence.
v.randy says...
9:28pm Mon 15 Oct 12
No one does librarys,this 2012 not 1912.
Don't need librarys I can get my reading matter from a newsagent.
And clearly the lack of interest in this library is refelected in the fact no one is commenting on this article.