内容摘要：Ms Ross added: "Tom was diagnosed last July and it has been a really challenging time.

Ms Ross added: "Tom was diagnosed last July and it has been a really challenging time.

Emma Parnwell, who regularly visits the library with her four-year-old son Arthur, said she was "amazed" to see how busy it was."I just feel like closing it doesn't say great things about the aspirations for the city. What are we hoping for our children by closing the one free resource available for your children?" Ms Parnwell said.

Mrs Serjeant, who works at a local school in Woodston and brings groups of pupils to the facility, said closing the library would be "devastating".Andy Coles, a former Conservative councillor for the Woodston and Fletton ward in Peterborough, is part of the library's book club.He said he understood the challenges faced by the council, but remained hopeful about the library.

Alan Dowson, a Labour councillor for the same ward, said the community has his "full support for the campaign".A spokesperson for Peterborough City Council said: “The library forms part of our wider locality asset review which is currently ongoing. We are hopeful that a decision on the facility will be made shortly."

So far, more than 100 people have signed the petition.

Toxic algorithms, far-right alliances across sectarian divides and old-fashioned race hate with an “element” of paramilitarism.The film's screenwriter and director are both from Anglesey, while actors Rupert Everett and Paul Rhys are also in the cast.

Paget invited the public to watch him perform shows at a theatre he built at his Plas Newydd estate in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll in 1901.He dressed in elaborate jewelled costumes when on stage.

Howells said he believed Paget was a man ahead of his time, saying: “You can't believe that he was alive when he was."Telling the story every day I'm learning so much about him as a person via the script, the different scenes we're capturing and this lens we're telling it from.