KNIGHTSWOOD library has been forced to close its doors to the public after water damage from heavy rain.
The library on Dunterlie Avenue, is temporarily closed for repair and it is not known when the venue will reopen.
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Councillor Michael Cullen shared the news on his Twitter page.
Please be advised that we have had to close Knightswood Library to the public due to water ingress following heavy rain at the weekend.
— Cllr Michael Cullen (@MichaelSNP13) September 2, 2019
Our facilities management team are on-site and working to minimise the disruption, but we expect it will take at least a few days to resolve. pic.twitter.com/V7ntBrXETH
And in a statement, Glasgow Libraries said: "Due to water damage from heavy rain, Knightswood Library is temporarily closed for repair.
"We're working hard to reopen as soon as possible and will keep you updated.
"Anniesland is the closest alternative or you can find another library on our website."
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