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Photographs of fabulous film stars and fascinating interviews form part of a stunning new online showcase to capture 1930s cinemagoing in Britain. The website, to help researchers and the public in their quest for information about the silver screen in … Continued
Members of the Oxford Civic Society planning group are extremely concerned about proposed changes to planning regulations which could see premises categorised as businesses to be converted to residential use leading to poor-quality homes and empty high streets. Oxford Civic … Continued
Innovation has come from a Highland Perthshire cinema which is opening up film choices for its regulars at home. Source: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/birks-cinema-demand-streaming-service-23447812
George Lazenby, the actor who played James Bond in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, says he was pleased to learn that his 007 film had been named the best Bond film ever in a recent Yahoo poll. “Over the years, … Continued
From Tiger King to The Serpent, hit TV shows have become cultural currency in an era defined by lockdowns. With millions of Brits forced to stay at home, film and TV has been one of the few avenues for entertainment … Continued
Vue CEO Tim Richards has been appointed as the next chair of the British Film Institute (BFI). The cinema boss, who founded Vue International in 1999, will will take over the role from interim chair and BFI governor Pat Butler, … Continued
THE council is looking to buy an historic cinema as part of a multi-million-pound to create a new arts venue in the city. Worcester City Council was successful in its almost £18 million bid to the government for several projects … Continued
The find stopped renovation work at the venue and the bones have been sent away for analysis. Source: https://www.staffordshire-live.co.uk/news/bones-found-stafford-pub-could-4964547
IT WAS 10 years ago to the day when the Daily Echo reported that Southampton’s Mecca Bingo was to close after 40 years and would be transformed into a super church. The bingo hall in Portswood was sold to a … Continued
Have you ever driven through Plymouth and noticed a rundown building? Perhaps somewhere that was once busy and full of life, but now stands empty. Last month, Plymouth Live revealed that the Palace Theatre is still on the Theatre Trust’s ‘at … Continued