THE plans for Harold Hill's new state-of-the-art library are now on display to the public.
Residents can see how the new building will look by visiting the library until May 9.
They will also get the chance to provide feedback and make suggestions as to how the design could be changed.
Havering Council says all feedback will be considered and, where possible, incorporated into the design.
Based in the eastern arcade of the Hilldene shopping centre, off Farnham Road, the new library will be significantly bigger than the existing 1950s building and, according to the council, will offer "considerably improved facilities".
The library is one of the improvements funded from the sale of land at Gooshays, subject to planning procedures.
Councillor Curtin, cabinet member for culture, towns and communities, said: "Public libraries are central to improving the quality of life of everyone in Havering.
"I am delighted that we are building new libraries and improving library services.
"This is an important opportunity for people to come along and have their say about the new library."
