I could write plenty on the sites I care about and know well. I have looked at the Save Birmingham website, and it is a very laudable exercise. It may be missing the point, if the following passage from Birmingham Live in January is accurate:
"That leaves libraries in
25 neighbourhoods at risk, according to the document. It is likely that those libraries will only be retained if local groups and volunteers step in and the service can be moved into other neighbourhood venues. A sale of some buildings is expected to follow."
The intention is not to pay for a service in the existing building, whoever owns it, but to have a much reduced service elsewhere. I hope this will not happen, but I think a focus on only the building is not enough. I believe people want what the service does for them, with meeting rooms, computers, school visits, summer reading schemes, and staff who are numerous enough to look after the collections, including local history.
To me, this is not being political. Sorry if you don't agree.