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South Bristol’s only cinema would be flattened. The owners of South Bristol’s largest leisure park want to demolish it and build up to 350 new homes on the site. Source: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/plans-unveiled-demolish-south-bristol-4752621
The £6.5million Reel Cinema in the town centre is part of an ambitious project to regenerate the Blakey Moor area as a leisure destination and help revive the town’s night-time economy. Source: https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/18913770.new-signs-go-blackburns-6-5million-reel-cinema/
Hogmanay service will happen virtually as it is too important not the remember the lives of 71 children killed in Paisley’s Glen Cinema. Source: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/paisley-daily-express/cinema-disaster-memorial-move-online-23200749
Small businesses and nonprofits would receive a total of $20 billion in economic disaster grants to help them survive the coronavirus pandemic under the stimulus package to be voted on by Congress. Source: https://www.newsday.com/business/coronavirus/covid-relief-loans-grants-sba-stimulus-1.50099821
Back in early October, during a broadcast of Dave Buck’s “The Buck Stops Here” on 92.9 FM Webster-Rock Hill Radio, Webster Groves Mayor Gerry Welch said her dream was to see the historic Ozark Theatre become the city’s new performing … Continued
Rhode Island Commerce announced the awarding of grants through the state’s hospitality, arts and tourism (HArT) relief program. The awards consisted of $4.7 million to 62 arts and tourism organizations for Engagement, Service, and Resiliency (“ESR”) activities. In addition to ESR funds, … Continued