Formal letter: the library shouldn't be closed Dear Sir or Madam, I'm writing with regard to the article which appeared in your newspaper a few days ago about the possibility of the closure of the public library in Baltchington's Parkdale. I would express my concern about this fact, and my disagreement with the information provided because the claim of the article could be untrue. Firstly, I would like to draw your attention to the class survey we have prepared consisting in a interview to Parkdale residents, that demonstrates that almost half of the interviewees visits the library at least once a week and just a small percentage declares its disinterest in using the library facilities. Moreover, I speak on behalf of the all neighborhood residents when I claim that the Central Library is far too distant, and it would be utterly impracticable to go back and forth at least once or twice a week. In addition, I cannot really see the point in converting the structure into a sport facility: priority should be given to the improvement of existing services, and not to an unsure investment of public money. I trust you will publish my letter as a witness of the people who still use this library, and believe in its usefulness. Kind regards