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March 29, 2007
More strike days in Hampshire
The Dorset Echo is reporting that Unison is so pleased with the strike last week that it could call more.
Mrs Snaith, the councillor in Hamphire who is responsible for all this, is defiant. It was Mrs Snaith who told the last inquiry into the library service that there there needed to be proof that a library with more well selected books was a better library than one with less. She didn't appear to believe it was self-evident. She has presided over the fall in book purchasing in her libraries to the lowest level of any English county.
Posted by Perkins at March 29, 2007 5:04 PM