The Library World Volume 51 Issue 7

Abstract

LIBRARIES are not a first priority in the building programme of the nation. It would be difficult to make them so. The Library Association Council, we are assured, have this matter under consideration continually and will lose no opportunity to urge the need for extensions of old buildings and for new ones. The demand for libraries grows, in the face of other needs, at a pace which is both a pleasure and an embarassment to librarians. Some authorities have made provision for new libraries this year in budgets which come under consideration this month, and we hope the Ministry concerned will allow some of these projects to be realized.

Citation

(1949), "The Library World Volume 51 Issue 7", New Library World, Vol. 51 No. 7, pp. 145-168. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009322