Cinemas

A seven screen Vue inside the Kingfisher Centre. Formerly the Apollo Redditch cinema. The railway station is a short walk and most buses stop outside the shopping centre. There is free parking after 6.00pm.

Opened in May 2015 Vue Farnborough has seven screens with optional VIP seating.

A five screen Everyman with 410 seats. It is easy walking distance from Harrogate railway station and there is reasonable on street parking in the area.

Located in the Westquay shopping centre, the Showcase Cinema de Luxe is the UK's first picturehouse to have laser projection and Dolby Atmos in every screen. Each screen also features fully customisable electric reclining chairs.

A 25 screen Vue with over 5,100 seats makes it the largest cinema in Birmingham. There are three 'gold class' screens which offer leather seats and a separate bar. There is free car park. Bus route 66 runs through Star City.

A modernised 1920s cinema with all the usual Picturehouse membership offers, and a range of classic films and new releases.

An Everyman in Marlebone with two screen seating just 85 and 77 people makes it the smallest in the chain. The nearest London underground is Baker Street. There is on-street parking available in the local streets near Everyman Baker Street and an NCP…

A four screen Everyman seating 255 people.

This is a two screen Everyman cinema with seats for 139 in the larger screen and 143 in the smaller. The nearest public transport is Reigate Railway Station, approximately 10 minutes walk away. For parking there is a Multi Storey car park on Bancroft…

Beginning in 1979, Edinburgh's Filmhouse was gradually converted from St. Thomas Church into a three screen cinema. Sometime host of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, it features a café bar and monthly quiz.