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Everyone was sitting comfortably watching a film when there was a great commotion in the cinema. Ushers were confronting a group of youngsters who had crept in the back door without paying. It was a scene that was often repeated … Continued
Improvements to the Morley’s town hall, green space and railway station also form part of the town’s bid for a slice of the Government’s Towns Fund. A decision on the plan by Whitehall is expected in the coming months, and … Continued
Montrose film fans are in for a blockbuster end to 2021 as work on the town’s multi-million pound community cinema enters a crucial stage. Source: https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/local/
The historic Hulme Hippodrome theatre has been put up for auction this week, sparking a huge public outcry. The Edwardian theatre was one of the country’s finest musical and comedic spaces in its heyday but has since fallen into a … Continued
The Grade II-listed building dates back to 1914 and is the country’s only surviving gas-lit cinema. It was awarded a £285,600 grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Culture Recovery Fund to allow much-needed redevelopment to continue despite … Continued
A CINEMA which was saved from permanent closure by entrepreneurs from Stourbridge is undergoing a major refurbishment to get it ready to reopen when coronavirus restrictions are lifted. Following Reel’s shock announcement in March that they were closing the Kidderminster … Continued
A fly-through video shows how the new Beeston cinema complex will look – and it’s expected to open this summer. The Arc Cinema has now taken possession of the building which forms the entertainment centrepiece of a £50m redevelopment expected … Continued
Maple Grove Developments, part of the Preston-based Eric Wright Group, has submitted a new planning application at the £21m Pioneer Place scheme in Burnley town centre. This public/private partnership with Burnley Council will deliver 120 jobs, 180 construction jobs and … Continued
THE INTERIOR of an historic art deco former cinema at the heart of Coventry University’s city centre campus is to be given a facelift by office refurbishment experts. The Ellen Terry building, which dates back to 1880 was named after … Continued
Who needs the Boat Race? Not Hammersmith, with its own regatta – complete with greasy pole competition. Nearby, the Classic Cinema reopens to fanfare. Source: https://player.bfi.org.uk/free/film/