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RECYCLING THE PAST
Red telephone boxes, which were for more than a century a familiar sight throughout the UK, have now almost
disappeared. The low that have survived are not often used. However, a group of residents from a village in
Derbyshire, England, have come up with a creative way to recycle their old phone box. They have turned it into
a public library.
4.2.
Clare Howard, a member of Long Eaton book club, explained that a library was something which the village
needed but didn't have. She had the idea of using the phone box because it was outside her house and she knew it
was not often used. She discussed the plan with other members of the book club, and they agreed enthusiastically.
4.3.
The villagers bought the phone box (for £11), repainted it, fitted bookshelves and filled them with donated books.
Now local people can visit the tiny library at any time, although it is locked at night. They are free to borrow a
book in exchange for one of their own books, or for one that they are returning.
Elsewhere in the UK, many other communities are also keen to keep their old phone boxes, and they are coming
up with all kinds of creative ideas. For example, in the seaside town of Portland, an old phone box has become a
tourist information centre, and artists in Powys, Wales, have created an extremely small art gallery
A A British tradition
6 Community in action
C New life of the red box
D Hard work
E inspiration
F Around the country​