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Council’s red phone box project is a welcome call
In 2009 a disused red phone box in a Somerset village was given a new lease of life and converted into a successful mini library.
Since then, over 5,800 red kiosks have been recycled in England; sold off and transformed into everything from book exchanges to tiny art galleries.
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