Cinemas

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.

Located on the picturesque seafront, Odeon Brighton is an eight screen cinema with a nearby car park at Churchill Square Shopping Centre. There are a number of local restaurants in the city centre.

An 8 screen Odeon, and the town's only cinema, near the centre of Colchester. There are pay parking options at the Vineyard Car Park, Britannia Car Park, St Mary's Car Park, Priory Street Car Park, St Botolph's Car Park, and St John's Car Park. It…

A 12 screen Odeon is in Freemen's Park in the south of the city, a sizable business park on Aylestone Road, just south of Leicester College's vocational campus. All its screens have wheelchair spaces and three also have audio description and subtitling…

Opening in 1998, the Odeon Maidstone is in the Lockmeadow Entertainment Centre, just off the A20. It has eight screens, all of which have wheelchair spaces and hearing loops. Screen 7 also has audio description facilities. The centre also houses a…

This is a 13 screen within Southampton Leisure World. It includes an IMAX. Free parking is available for Odeon patrons via a validation service in the cinema. Buses in the city centre and Southampton rail station are only a short walk.

A 9 screen Odeon with free parking nearby. Canada Water tube and Surrey Quays overground station are both less than 5 minutes walk.

This is a 7 screen Odeon in the city centre. The (paid) parking at Gala Bingo in Taylor's Lane is the nearest. The cinema is very close to Worcester Foregate St railway station.

The Olympic opened as a cinema in 1906 but is perhaps most famous as a recording studio used by The Beatles and Spice Girls. It became a cinema again in 2013 with a Scandi interior and seating that aims at style and comfort. There is a restaurant…

First opened in 1936 as the Playhouse, the Pavilion survived many changes before settling on its current four screen guise.

The Picturedrome screens the latest films in a building dating back to 1886, and featuring an octagonal lantern tower.

The latest releases, with a Live @ strand bringing the best of the National Theatre's live broadcasts.

Part of the £10 million FACT centre, Picturehouse at FACT is the first independent cinema to open in Liverpool in the last decade. Showing a diverse range of independent, arthouse and mainstream cinema, this state-of-the-art venue has three screens…

A four-screen multiplex on the site which has housed various cinemas for the past 100 years.