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Wirral libraries lose staff in jobs cull
Feb 11 2011 By Liam Murphy
WIRRAL’S Conservative group have come under fire, after it emerged 50 library staff are among those leaving as a result of budget cuts.
The Tory group had led the opposition which resulted in the previous administration dropping its plans to shut a dozen libraries and replace them with fewer but more modern facilities.
But now details of job losses obtained by Labour show 12 staff leaving the borough’s flagship Birkenhead library, six from Wallasey Central library, four from libraries in Bebington, Bromborough and Heswall, as well as staff from most other libraries.
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