Whether you use the regional Mobile Library or not, lovers of reading are called to take part in a review of the local Mobile Library by September 6.

While the Mobile Library is not currently running due to COVID-19 restrictions, Richmond Tweed Regional Library (RTRL) is in the process of planning the future for the service and wants input from the community.

“If you don't currently use the Mobile Library or any of our branches, we would still like to hear from you and how you use it, or why not,” a library spokesperson said.

“The more contributions we get, the better able we are to target library services.

“The Mobile Library has been providing the community with outreach services since 1980 and during that time the service has evolved to meet changing community needs and expectations,” the spokesperson said.

“The outcome of the survey process may result in changes or adjustments to the current service, or we may find that what we are currently offering best fits the need. We need your input to plan what happens next.

Focus groups

“We will be facilitating four focus groups during September and October to seek feedback on the findings of the online survey and possible library responses. 

“To express your interest in participating in the focus groups, please complete the online survey which has a section to leave your details. We will then contact you with further details.”

To complete the survey and register your interest for a focus group, visit http://www.rtrl.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/default/page.asp?p=DOC-BOT-68-53-24

Questions?

You can visit https://rtrl.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/default/home.asp, email [email protected]u or phone Support Services on 02 6625 5100