Library strategy - Consultation
In December 2018, Richmond Library Service carried out a CIPFA Public Library Users Survey (PLUS) of adult library visitors across all 12 libraries and engaged with over 3,500 users. The survey objectives were to evaluate customer satisfaction to ensure the service was well-managed and as efficient as possible.
These surveys are usually repeated every three years but the 2021 survey was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic so the 2018 survey remains the most recent. See Appendix B for the full results.
Area |
Percentage |
---|---|
Overall library service | 94% |
Opening hours | 91% |
Library building interiors | 86% |
Book stock condition | 91% |
Book stock choice | 82% |
Computers | 79% |
Information provision | 84% |
In November 2019, a short public consultation project was carried out at Twickenham Library prior to a building refurbishment. 131 library users participated in the survey. The majority of visitors to Twickenham Library surveyed came to borrow or return items, 27% came to participate in some form of social activity and 37% made use of the WiFi or computers. 22% came to buy garden refuse sacks or to deposit small electricals in the WEEE recycling bins.
Updated: 21 April 2023
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