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Deadline appeal over libraries decision

COUNCILLORS are being urged to extend a deadline for communities to come up with plans to keep under-threat libraries in North Yorkshire open.

Eight libraries across the region are at risk of closure as North Yorkshire County Council tries to cut its budget for the service by £1.7 million.

The authority’s Liberal Democrat group wants more time to be allowed for the public to devise ideas for how they could be run.

A motion submitted by Coun Bill Hoult, asking for the current October 31 deadline to be put back for six months, will be debated at a meeting of the full council tomorrow.

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