NORTHGATE LIBRARY NEWS The reading room was full every afternoon. Students sat on the floor. The library asked for a new room. But there was no free space. In the end the meeting room opened to students. What was the problem in the reading room?

LAKESIDE SCHOOL NEWS The lunch hall was too small for all the classes. Many students ate standing up. The school asked for a bigger hall. But a new hall cost too much. So the school made two lunch times. What was the problem with the lunch hall?

GREEN PARK NOTICE The bins were full every Saturday. Visitors left their bags on the grass. The park asked for ten new bins. But they cost too much. Instead a van empties the bins twice on Saturdays. What was the problem in the park on Saturdays?

RIVERSIDE POOL NOTICE The water was very cold in winter. Swimmers stayed at home on cold mornings. The club wanted a new heater for both pools. But it cost too much. So the club heats only the big pool. What was the problem at the pool in winter?

Look at the museum notice. What was the problem at the museum?

Look at the bus stop notice. What was the problem at the bus stop?

CENTRAL STATION NEWS The car park was full every morning. Drivers left their cars on the grass. The station asked to buy the field next door. But the farmer would not sell. So it made a large bike park. Why did drivers leave their cars on the grass?

HARBOUR MUSEUM NEWS Classes were too big for the boat room. Many stood at the back and saw nothing. Teachers asked for a bigger room. But there was no other room. So each class visits in two groups. What was the problem with the school visits?

RIVERSIDE SCHOOL NOTICE The computer room had only ten computers. Three students shared one screen. The school wanted twenty new ones. But they cost too much. So students borrow tablets from the library. What was the problem in the computer room?

RIVERSIDE MARKET NEWS Rain fell on the market street. Shoppers went home early on wet days. The market asked for a roof over the street. But it cost too much. So the market moves into the old hall. A roof for the street cost too much to build.

NORTHGATE LIBRARY NEWS The reading room was full every afternoon. Students sat on the floor. The library asked for a new room. But there was no free space. In the end the meeting room opened to students. What did the library do in the end?

LAKESIDE SCHOOL NEWS The lunch hall was too small for all the classes. Many students ate standing up. The school asked for a bigger hall. But a new hall cost too much. So the school made two lunch times. What did the school do about the lunch hall?

GREEN PARK NOTICE The bins were full every Saturday. Visitors left their bags on the grass. The park asked for ten new bins. But they cost too much. Instead a van empties the bins twice on Saturdays. What does the park do now on Saturdays?

RIVERSIDE POOL NOTICE The water was very cold in winter. Swimmers stayed at home on cold mornings. The club wanted a new heater for both pools. But it cost too much. So the club heats only the big pool. What does the club do now in winter?

Look at the museum notice. The museum opened a second ticket desk.

Look at the bus stop notice. What happens now at the bus stop?

CENTRAL STATION NEWS The car park was full every morning. Drivers left their cars on the grass. The station asked to buy the field next door. But the farmer would not sell. So it made a large bike park. What did the station do about the car park?

HARBOUR MUSEUM NEWS Classes were too big for the boat room. Many stood at the back and saw nothing. Teachers asked for a bigger room. But there was no other room. So each class visits in two groups. What does the museum do now for school classes?

RIVERSIDE SCHOOL NOTICE The computer room had only ten computers. Three students shared one screen. The school wanted twenty new ones. But they cost too much. So students borrow tablets from the library. What do students do now in computer lessons?

RIVERSIDE MARKET NEWS Rain fell on the market street. Shoppers went home early on wet days. The market asked for a roof over the street. But it cost too much. So the market moves into the old hall. What does the market do now on wet days?