Extra seating and Asian restaurant boost Walsall Vue cinema plans
http://www.walsalladvertiser.co.uk/Extra-seating-Asian-restaurant-boost-Walsall-Vue/story-21289427-detail/story.html
Eight-screen cinema plan for Inverness Eastgate approved
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-28015425
Eight-screen cinema plan for Inverness Eastgate approved
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-28015425
West London’s Coronet cinema to house Print Room theat
http://www.theguardian.com/stage/2014/jun/24/coronet-cinema-print-room-theatre-renovation
Planned Walsall cinema could expand « Express & Star
Cordwell Property Group announced earlier this year that a deal had been struck to open the nine screen Vue cinema in Littleton Street, next to Tesco, helping to create more than 200 jobs. via Planned Walsall cinema could expand « … Continued
Cineworld Stevenage to open new IMAX screen next month | Stevenage news
A Stevenage cinema is to open an IMAX screen next month, its operators have announced. via Cineworld Stevenage to open new IMAX screen next month | Stevenage news.
Work begins to create restaurant at Great Barr’s historic Clifton Cinema site | Sutton Coldfield Observer
Work has begun to give a historic, derelict cinema in the heart of Great Barr a much-needed facelift. via Work begins to create restaurant at Great Barr’s historic Clifton Cinema site | Sutton Coldfield Observer.
Majestic plan to transform King’s Lynn cinema – Lynn News
This week saw the first item ticked off a long list of improvements that are planned for Lynn’s Majestic Cinema, as sound was improved in each of the three screens. via Majestic plan to transform King’s Lynn cinema – Lynn … Continued
The Print Room Moves To New Home, The Coronet, Notting Hill
Artistic Director Anda Winters today announces that The Print Room will move to a new, permanent home in the stunning former Victorian playhouse – The Coronet, Notting Hill. This major development will enable the company to considerably expand its diverse … Continued
From What the Butler Saw and Penny Gaffs, to a train trip in a cinema | Nottingham Post
IT was the beginning of cinema – but not as we know it. The flickering black and white images were primitive, unsteady and the subjects, by the light of today’s hi-tech screen stories, less than inspiring. via From What the … Continued