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The Thurso Cinema in Caithness, is the UK mainland’s most northerly entertainment venue. It re-opened in July 2012 after a successful public campaign. The cinema has two screens - 152 and 88 seats a-piece. Now that customers can enjoy the latest Sony 4K digital projection,Dolby 7:1 sound technology and 3D, plans are in place to re-open the bar-restaurant in late spring. Future development plans in Thurso also include converting the existing bowling alley into additional cinema screens to satisfy the demand from customers for an even wider choice of film entertainment and events.

Empire Cinemas Sunderland 4 Lambton Street Sunniside Leisure Sunderland SR1 1TP General Manager: John Hodgson Local Facilities Sunniside Leisure Complex Frankie & Benny’s, Nandos, McDonald's, Gala Casino and Tenpin Bowling. The nearest cash ATM is at the Bank of Scotland about 4 minutes walk from the Cinema. Disabled Facilities Full wheelchair access is on offer in each screen with a lift to the bar area. An induction loop is installed in all auditoriums for those guests who are hard of hearing. You can also take advantage of our Audio Description and Digital Subtitling facilities in Screen 10 (please inquire before to make sure this is available on the day you wish to visit the cinema). There is also disabled parking on every other floor at Sunniside car park (the multi storey opposite the cinema). CEA Card: As part of a general cinema industry initiative, all our cinemas accept the CEA Card which entitles the holder to one free ticket for their carer: http://www.ceacard.co.uk/ for further details. Conferences/Meetings: If you are looking to host a conference, meeting or event and make an impact on your audience, then look no further than Empire Cinemas. Holding your conference or event in a cinema gives you an interesting and unique environment that will stimulate the delegates and get your meeting off to an exciting start. Whatever your event requirements, be it a small regional meeting for up to 50 delegates or national conference, Empire Cinemas has the facilities and flexibility to accommodate you. Ask the Duty Manager for details. Transport: We are located at the Sunniside Leisure Complex, Lambton Street. Driving Directions Following the A183 into the City centre pass over the Wearmouth Bridge, turn left at the roundabout, right at the next roundabout, then take your third road on the right, this leads you directly to the Sunniside Car Park which is opposite the cinemas main entrance. The Car Park is signposted from the main routes in to the city centre. Following the A1018 north, turn left at the roundabout leading to High Street West, then take your third road on the right, again this leads you directly to the Sunniside Car Park opposite the cinemas main entrance. Satellite Navigation: Postcode: SR1 1TP Number: 4 FREE parking at Sunniside Car Park. Validate your Parking Ticket in cinema when you purchase your tickets and get FREE same day parking at Sunniside Car Park. Public Transport: Travelling By Bus: The Empire Cinema in Sunderland is only a short walk from all bus routes that lead to Sunderland City Centre. For Bus timetable information: http://www.travelinenortheast.info/ or call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 Travelling by Train: The Empire Cinema in Sunderland is only a short walk away from Sunderland Railway Station. The station is serviced by Northern Rail and the Tyne & Wear Metro. Upon arrival, exit the station by the main entrance and turn left. Once you reach Wilkinsons, turn left again and walk along Fawcett Street. Take the first right after Primark and you will see the signs for Sunniside Leisure. For Train information: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ or call 08457 48 49 50

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Adults £6.20 Children (Age 14 & under) £4.20 Students with valid student photo ID £4.20 Senior Citizens and UB40 £4.20 Advance booking office open 3pm-7pm daily. Avai

Located in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, the Picturehouse is a convenient and comfortable venue with two state-of-the-art screens, where you can catch everything from the latest blockbusters to smaller art-house movies and children’s features.

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Shrewsbury Film Society shows films at the Hive (5 Belmont, Shrewsbury SY1 1TE, 01743 234970). We have a main season on alternate Fridays from September to April. We also show films on many Saturdays.

Located in London’s famous Trocadero, 5D World is the best multi-dimensional attraction to bring films to life more than anything you could see in the cinema! The clever electrical motion platform and built-in 5D sensory effects mean you will not only see the 3D film in front of you, but also become a part of it as you move with the subject and physically feel the on-screen effects, whether it be water, wind, or the less-than pleasant effect of ‘running mice’! Every rise and fall feels real in this unique experience as you swerve around corners and race down coaster tracks. Combined with perfect 3D imaging from the Active 3D system, the effects in each of the 13 short thrilling films will make you feel like you’re really there; whether you’re crashing into water or being grabbed by a ghost! With films ranging from paradise roller coaster rides to haunted forests, there's something for all ages. Enjoy an out of this world experience that you won’t forget!!!

For the BEST in Independent, Foreign Language, Classic and Quality Mainstream Cinema. Plus Filmmaker Q&A's, Exclusive Documentaries.....and much MUCH more!!Book Online right here: http://bit.ly/norwc

Considering its importance, it is surprising to learn that historically the borough of Greenwich was poorly served by cinemas.The Trafalgar Cinema opened on 26 December 1912. A small classical building, it served Greenwich until 30 September 1937 when it was joined by the far larger Granada, a typically lavish ‘30s super-cinema. These two flourished until the 1950s when all cinemas fell victim to the success of television and audiences fell dramatically. The Trafalgar, which had become an Odeon in 1945, was the first to close and it became a car showroom in 1960, finally being demolished in 1998. The Granada closed in 1968 to become a bingo hall and was recently gutted for conversion into residential use. The neighbouring towns of Deptford, Lewisham and Woolwich all had far superior cinemas, some of which survive with listed status (Woolwich Granada – now a bingo hall, Woolwich Odeon – now a church) but most have sadly been demolished, including the spectacular art-deco Odeon at Deptford and the lavish Gaumont in Lewisham. In something of a turn-around, Greenwich is now the best-served of these locations in terms of its cinemas. In the multiplex building boom of the 1980s, when most developments were in out-of-town locations, Greenwich was unique in having a council-funded development in the town centre. The Greenwich Cinema was a modern purpose- built three-screen cinema designed by Howard and Unick. Opening in 1989, the cinema was an instant success and continued to do solid business until out-of-town multiplex competition opened nearby. The cinema closed in 2002. City Screen, the UK’s leading independent cinema operator which runs some of London’s most cherished cinemas including the Ritzy, the Gate and the Clapham and Stratford Picturehouses, stepped in to rescue the building and transformed it into a five-screen venue, including a flexible basement screening area with its own lounge bar (which also hosts music and comedy events), a bar and two restaurants. The architects for the conversion were Panter Hudspith who have previously worked with City Screen to create award-winning cinemas.

Arthouse and mainstream Picturehouse cinema plus the Riverside Cafe-Bar and an underground club for live music The Basement presenting weekly comedy as The Hyena Lounge.