The charts below give the information about people use public library and the main reasons to visit in 1991 in 2000.

The given image demonstrates the library that caters to the masses is used and the top purposes of visitors who come to Britain in 1991 and after that a decade in 2000.

Overall

, travellers who came to Britain because of gaining information in 1991 were higher than in 2000,

whereas

other reasons were distinct with the latter purpose. It is apparent that leasing or returning books was the top priority of visitors, borrowing or returning videos was added to one of the reasons people came to Britain by 2000. Looking at the figures in

further

detail, there was a big disparity in the study in two different years, the percentage of

this

reason in 1991 was a fifth in 2000. There was a similarity to reading newspapers or magazines and studying

while

this

number in 1991 was a third by 2000. Another point to consider is that the proportion of attaining information in 1991 was 10 per cent, and

this

number doubled by 2000. Borrowing or returning books was still the main purpose of visitors,

however

, the percentage of

this

reason decreased by 10 per cent from 1991 to 2000. Borrowing or returning videos just appeared in 2000, whereby

this

number was higher than other reasons except borrowing or returning books. Following 2000,

this

proportion was 18 per cent.