Think it may have something to do with the fact that Accy library is just a tad bigger than OssyOswaldtwistle library doesn't need a new look, it was fine how it was though it lacked any space to actually do any real reading in there.
It needs a better choice of books! They are so outdated and I'm sure that most of them haven't been taken out for years. The children's books section is brilliant but everything else is terrible.
I once went in and they didn't have a desk for me to study at except in the children's section. Accrington Library is by far much more useful and I often walk there from ossy so I can study with plenty of space and a bigger choice of books rather than attempt to find somewhere to sit in the ossy one!

Think it may have something to do with the fact that Accy library is just a tad bigger than Ossy![]()
As I've said in another tread knowledge doesn't change nor does whats in a book either, if you look hard enough you may just find that a lot of information is written in books older than myself and I can give you 40 odd yearsOswaldtwistle library is just rubbish, that is the problem. It's nothing to do with size. Most of it's books are older than I am.

.Here's a photo, there's a couple in The Gallery but on the subject of libraries why cannot we donate books to the library instead of taking them to the charity shops?
Carnegie Library 1915, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire
Ossy don't have a Town Hall now Mallard its a Theatre and has been for yearshave you trying phoneing the town hall ossy they mite tell you when it opens.

Ossy don't have a Town Hall now Mallard its a Theatre and has been for years![]()
Me neither, must be the PC thing to do these days...but the good news is that the library will now have a baby changing facility! What this has got to do with the quest for knowledge and the idea of a library as a haven of intellectual contemplation, I do not know. Can anyone advise?

Ossy don't have a Town Hall now Mallard its a Theatre and has been for years![]()
In retrospect, I suppose the writing was on the wall when Church Library closed to become a battered women's hostel.

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