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Q&A extraction
When did the council tell you the branch would close?
"In March, by letter. Nobody came to the building."
How many people used the branch last year?
"A little over nine thousand visits. That is our count, not theirs."
Did you ask them to keep it open?
"Twice, in writing. I have had no answer to the second letter."
Will the staff be moved to other branches?
Not answered.
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