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Our expanding waistlines are continuing to cause problems for public venues around the country and this time it’s one of our classic cinemas that have taken the brunt of our weight. Grade II-listed Malvern Cinema in Worcestershire, which was built in … Continued
A century of cinema has kept Leeds informed and entertained at a picture house like no other. Hyde Park Picture House, in Brudenell Road, Leeds, has been a constant presence in the city since November 7 1914 and to celebrate … Continued
A large, new IMAX screen will “put Cheltenham on the map”. via IMAX cinema screen in Cheltenham brings out-of-this-world experience | Blog.
Revised plans to redevelop and reopen a derelict Bristol cinema have been given the go-ahead by city councillors. via BBC News – Revised Whiteladies Road cinema plans backed by council.
Angry residents say their views are being “ridden roughshod over” by the developers of the 88-year-old Odeon cinema in Kensington. via New flats plan for art deco cinema ‘will kill Kensington High Street’ – London – News – London Evening … Continued
With 24-hour news people are able to see what is happening in conflicts around the world, whenever they want. But this appetite for the reality of war is nothing new, says Dr Vincent Trott. BBC News – Viewpoint: The … Continued
Developer Almacantar is to submit altered plans to Westminster City Council for the proposed redevelopment of the Marble Arch Tower, at the corner of Oxford Street and Edgware Road in central London. via Almacantar alters Marble Arch tower plans.
With Michael running a marathon in Dublin, Phil is joined by Jim Dummet from the Lost Picture Show and Edwin Mingard from Deptford CInema to talk about community cinema and cinema exhibition news, plus a phone interview about The Film … Continued
We’ll buy the popcorn. via 21 Stylish Cinemas You Must Visit Before You Die.
The hoardings around the ABC cinema site are going to be transformed with giant photographs of local scenes in a move which will cost £24,000. via ABC Cinema: hoardings plan branded “waste of public money” | Kent and Sussex Courier.