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

The pie charts compare the proportion of guests to public

libraries

in Britain in 1991 and 2000 in terms of their purposes.

Overall

, most people used public

libraries

to borrow or return books for other reasons. Most of these ratios decreased over the period of 10 years accompanied by the appearance of the aim of borrowing and returning videos in 2000. In 1991, there was 65% of visitors borrowed and return books at the communal

libraries

,

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then

slightly declined by 10% to 55% in 2000. People visited public

libraries

for obtaining information and studying both accounted for 10% in 1991. Despite the percentage of people who wanted information continuing to double to 20%, the rate of individuals who came to study sharply fell to only 2% in 2000. There was 15% of visitors visit public

libraries

to read newspapers or magazines in 1991,

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figure

however

significantly dropped to 5% in 2000. 2000 was the new era of videos since the percentage of foreigners who chose public

libraries

to obtain and return

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accounted for 18%.

By contrast

, the purposes related to videos in 1991 were absolutely none.