Cinemas

This is a 14 screen Cineworld in the Southside Shopping Centre: which was built on the former Wandsworth Greyhound Stadium. It has a (chargeable) multi-storey car park.

A 12 screen Cineworld. High Wycombe railway station is less than 10 minutes walk and many bus routes stop nearby. The Eden car park is nearby with modest charges after 6.00pm.

A ten screen Cineworld and a bar. It is in the city centre adjacent to Aberdeen railway station. Parking after 6.00pm is limited to £1, but costs more earlier in the day.

A 16 screen Cineworld on the Leisure Park. It includes a 4DX auditorium with movement and atmospheric effects. Stevenage railway and bus stations within easy walking distance and free car parking.

This is a 9 screen Odeon on the first floor of the Skydome Leisure Complex. There is free car parking but your ticket needs to be validated in the cinema. It is a mile to Coventry rail station and is serviced by local bus routes.

This is a 9 screen Cineworld which opened in 1999. It is on the A90 Kingsway which acts as a bypass for Dundee. The only public transport options are buses 4a and 4b which stop nearby and also 9 and 10 which operate after 6.30pm.

A 12 screen Cineworld, located within Ashford's Eureka Leisure Park. The E-line bus route serves the cinema. It is very close to junction 9 of the M20 and has ample free parking.

This is a 15 screen Cineworld. One of Bolton's rail stations, Hall-i'-th'-Wood, is only 300m away and buses 538, 539 and 534 run hourly to a stop outside Frankie and Benny's. Ample free parking.

Odeon Liverpool One is huge: with 14 screens, two of them IMAX, four of the auditoriums have 'gallery sections' reserved for over 18s, featuring unlimited soft drink refills and snacks, which are accessed via the licensed Gallery Bar. The entire cinema…

A massive 20-screen Odeon located within the Trafford Centre, just west of Manchester city centre. It includes an IMAX screen. As well as the cinema, there is also a Costa Coffee, Ambar – specialising in cocktails and wine – and the shops and outlets…

Located in the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet, Odeon Bridgend features nine screens. There is parking in the shopping centre, alongside a number of restaurants including Pizza Hut, McDonald's, KFC and Harry Ramsden's.

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

An arts centre with a range of screenings, along with a film-making and education programme. There are regular silver screenings and family showings, and a fortnightly 'Bringing up Baby' screening for parents with tiny people in tow.

This is a 14 screen Odeon which includes an IMAX. Norwich rail station, bus station and the cIty centre are all close by. Match days for Norwich City Football Club can result in the area round the cinema being very busy.