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Willoughby City Library Community Learning Survey
Over the next 12 months Willoughby City council will be opening new libraries with community spaces in several new locations. Willoughby City Library supports and encourages community learning, which is lifelong learning.
At StreetFair 2009, Willoughby City Library handed out surveys to the community to find out what they would like to see happening in the new learning facilities.
The information gained from the survey helps us to keep informed about our community learning needs. Willoughby City Library’s priority is to provide a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, with something for everyone who visits us to enjoy.
The new community learning facilities will have plenty of space for community activities, such as book clubs, group meetings, exercise or health and wellbeing classes. We welcome your feedback and ideas so please join in the discussion!

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Which local library/facility are you most likely to use? Why? (e.g. Artarmon, Castle Cove, Chatswood, Chatswood West, Naremburn, Northbridge and Willoughby Park Centre).

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by Willoughby Admin 3:05pm, 8 Oct 2009 | 462 views | Ic_comment 6 comments

What would you like to see happening in our new Community facilities? e.g. Activities for babies and preschoolers, Adult exercise and dance classes, Author talks and other topical speakers, Book clubs, Community group meetings etc

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by Willoughby Admin 3:06pm, 8 Oct 2009 | 331 views | Ic_comment 4 comments

Would you be interested to run your own class in one of our facilities? (If yes, what kind of class?)

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To learn more about running your own class and what this might involve please call Willoughby Park Centre on 9967 2917 or email to willpark@willoughby.nsw.gov.au.

by Willoughby Admin 3:04pm, 8 Oct 2009 | 333 views | Ic_comment 5 comments