Cambridge protesters took over a city bank and turned it into a library.
As part of the nationwide UK Uncut campaign against the Government’s cuts, a group of protesters occupied both the Royal Bank of Scotland and Natwest banks in the city centre on Saturday - turning Natwest into a makeshift library.
University and school students, alongside children and parents, sat on the floor of the bank and read stories to each other.
The read-in was a comment on the threat to the county’s libraries - 13 of which are under review.
From Cambridge First
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