MOBILE library routes are being reviewed and people are being asked to have their say in order to make sure they are reaching as many areas as possible.

Wiltshire Council holds a review of the service every three years to try to ensure the libraries stop in convenient places and to look at the possibility of introducing new stops.

There council has said there will not be a reduction in the number of mobile libraries, the number of mobile staff or the time mobiles spend in communities.

Stuart Wheeler, cabinet member for libraries, said: “It is very important to us that we reach as many people as possible.

“This review will ensure the people who need this very important service are getting it.”

A full set of proposed timetables and details of how to feedback comments is available from the four mobile libraries, or by visiting the Wiltshire Council libraries home page at wiltshire.gov.uk/libraries and following the links to Mobile Library Consultation.

Staff on the four Wiltshire mobile libraries will also be consulting with existing users. Following consultation, it is hoped the revised routes will be introduced in July.