formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Rotherham’s Regal Cinema could be saved from demolition following a successful campaign to have the 87-year old building Grade two listed. Source: Historic Art Deco cinema in Yorkshire saved from demolition after being granted Grade II-listed status | Yorkshire Post
A new planning application for a multimillion-pound cinema and leisure complex has been lodged by Preston City Council.Since the Animate scheme was first proposed, plans have progressed to improve the previously consented proposals and respond to the current leisure market … Continued
The history of the Empire Theatre in Preston reflects all the changes in 20th century culture and entertainment. Beginning as a music hall and ending as a short lived bingo hall, the Empire went through many guises. Unfortunately the building … Continued
The Glen Cinema Disaster of 31 December 1929 remains known as Paisley’s Black Hogmanay – yet until now the town centre did not have a permanent memorial for the victims and survivors. And their now-finished statue – entitled Rattle/ Little … Continued
A multi-million pound entertainment complex in the heart of Beeston is set to open in January – four months behind schedule.Broxtowe Borough Council wants to create Beeston’s answer to ‘Nottingham’s Cornerhouse’ to attract thousands of people to the town. Four … Continued
CAMPAIGNERS gave a cautious welcome to an opportunity to save a much-loved theatre.Thurrock Council this week threw out an olive branch to supporters of the Thameside Theatre in Grays, which is under threat. The council had considered including the theatre … Continued