Barking & Dagenham: No closures.
Barnet: 2 of 6 may close.
Bexley: 3 of 5 & 1 mobile to close
Brent: 6 merging
Bromley: 8 of 15 may close. 2 may merge.
Camden: 25% cuts and 40% opening hours cuts proposed but forced u-turn pending June decision
City of London: Guildhall, City Business & London Metropolitan Libraries’ opening hours cut.
Croydon: 6 may close in 2012. 23 jobs cut. Another 26 to go.
Ealing: West Ealing, Perivale & Hanwell may close.
Enfield: 3 of 16 may close: Ordnance Road, Enfield Highway, Bullsmoor.
Greenwich: school service closed. 2nd highest reserve in country (£133m).
Hackney: All open.
Hammersmith & Fulham: Barons Court & mobile service closures
Harringey: Nornsley, Marcus, Garvey, Alexandra Park close on Saturdays.
Harrow: 34 jobs cut.
Havering: 50 jobs cut.
Hillingdon: Vowed to protect libraries.
Hounslow: 8 closures stopped by public consultation. £300k bookend cut.
Islington: No closures. May become trust to save £500k tax
Kensington & Chelsea: May merge with Westminster, Hammershith & Fulham
Kingston: 50% adult bookend cut
Lambeth: 4 of 11 & 2 mobiles to close plus job cuts
Lewisham: 5 closures: Blackheath, Sydenham, Grove Park, New Cross, Crofton Park. Legal action threatened.
Merton: West Barnes & Colliers Wood opening hours cut
Newham: Foreign language newspapers cut.
Redbridge: 5 of 12 may close. 1 may relocate.
Richmond: No closures (Heathfield already closed) but Ham & Kew may be co-located with other services. Self-service. Bookfund & online services protected.
Southwalk: School service closed
Sutton: 1 mobile & some branches may close
Tower Hamlets: 23 staff replaced
Waltham Forest: Some closures possible.
Wandsworth: 6 of 11 closures or close 1 & slash others’ hours
Westminster: St James to close, Marylebone may never reopen
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