Welcome to the UNLC website
The Upper Norwood Library Campaign continues to respond to threats to the library’s future by reviewing the provision of the library services, highlighting any issues and developments that may affect their delivery and maintaining dialogue with stakeholders.
This website shows the ongoing importance of the Upper Norwood Joint Library and our fight to keep it open, the only surviving jointly-funded independent public library in this country. We invite you to join the Campaign to support this aim.
Please also see 
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Twitter and the online petition that have been set up to raise awareness of the current situation with the library.
UNLC Membership
UPDATED
27/01/2012
Support your local library. Join the UNLC today or renew your membership for 2012.
Support your local library. Join the UNLC today or renew your membership for 2012.
Emergency EGM & Annual General Meeting
NEW!
24/01/2012
7.30pm Friday 27th January in the Community Room, Upper Norwood Joint Library.
This library faces closure - if you care, be there!
7.30pm Friday 27th January in the Community Room, Upper Norwood Joint Library.
This library faces closure - if you care, be there!
Specimen letter to Croydon's Cllr Fisher
16/12/2011
In view of the crisis situation at Upper Norwood Joint Library, please do write to Cllr Mike Fisher, Leader of Croydon Council, to express your concerns. Here is a specimen letter to help.
In view of the crisis situation at Upper Norwood Joint Library, please do write to Cllr Mike Fisher, Leader of Croydon Council, to express your concerns. Here is a specimen letter to help.
Public meeting - 30th November 2011
22/11/2011
Following Croydon Council's recent decision to privatise its entire library service, CPCA has called a public meeting to provide an update on the situation and launch the next phase of the Library Campaign.
Following Croydon Council's recent decision to privatise its entire library service, CPCA has called a public meeting to provide an update on the situation and launch the next phase of the Library Campaign.
Upper Norwood Library faces an uncertain future
21/11/2011
Croydon gives Lambeth three options for the 111-year old Upper Norwood Joint Library which provide little reassurance for its future.
Croydon gives Lambeth three options for the 111-year old Upper Norwood Joint Library which provide little reassurance for its future.
Re-run AGM farce as Croydon refuses to honour JLA
26/09/2011
Croydon Council's continuing failure to meet the terms of their partnership agreement with Lambeth Council, caused yet another meeting of the Upper Norwood Joint Library Committee to be abandoned.
Croydon Council's continuing failure to meet the terms of their partnership agreement with Lambeth Council, caused yet another meeting of the Upper Norwood Joint Library Committee to be abandoned.