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Community · 29 October

Free tea, coffee and a warm seat at 30 Glasgow libraries this winter

Anyone looking for somewhere warm to spend a few hours this winter can drop into one of 30 Glasgow libraries for a free cup of tea or coffee, with no booking, no ticket and no questions asked.

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