formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
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Liverpool’s oldest surviving cinema is to reopen its doors after receiving “overwhelming” support following its closure announcement. The owners of Woolton Picture House said in July it would permanently close because of the impact of Covid-19. However, they have now “looked … Continued
Work to convert the former Ipswich Odeon cinema into a new church has reached a significant stage with its new name appearing on the side of the building that has been empty for 15 years. Source: https://www.ipswichstar.co.uk/news/new-signs-at-ipswich-hope-church-1-6844920
Perhaps one of the best-remembered cinemas in Dunfermline, the Regal, can be seen in the first image from 1959. It was a spacious, well-appointed building in the Art Deco style and had a large indoor waiting area for patrons. … Continued
The donor wall design was specially curated by local wood carver and designer John Williams who spent some years working for visual science both at the Bristol Exploratory as well as London’s Science Museum. Source: https://www.eadt.co.uk/what-s-on/bury-st-edmunds-cinema-reveals-donor-wall-1-6842848
The owner of the Brighton Hippodrome is set to be ordered to make urgent repairs to the crumbling theatre. The grade II* listed building in Middle Street has stood for years while successive owners’ plans for it fell through. … Continued
AFTER years of uncertainty, the company behind a proposed new leisure development in Bradford city centre has announced that the scheme is “no longer viable” and are looking for other uses for the land. Source: https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news