Cinemas

First opened in 1997, the Cineworld in Queen's Link Leisure Park features nine screens. Adults £7.40 (before 5pm £6.50). Children / Seniors / Students £4.60. Family ticket £21 (before 5pm and all day Sat, Sun and bank holidays £20). All tickets…

This is a 10 screen Cineworld located near the centre of Chesterfield. There is free parking nearby and it is an easy walk from both bus and train stations.

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.

As part of the Inverness Retail & Business Park, this seven screen cinema has plenty of restaurants close by.

This little cinema upgraded to 3D in 2010, making it the first theatre in the area to do so.

A new cinema for New Brighton, featuring the latest digital technology and luxurious seating.

Bargain cinema with all tickets priced at £4.99.

The B-listed Dominion opened in 1938. Now featuring four screens and a restaurant, the cinema features reclining armchairs and complimentary drinks.

Screenings of the latest releases and a weekly morning classic film club, with free coffee.

This nine screen Odeon is ensconced within the Olympia Shopping Centre.

The Odeon Loughborough is located on the town's Cattle Market in a modest Art Deco building. Of the six screens, three have wheelchair spaces and the building also has a Croma restaurant, offering pizzas and pasta for pre-film dining.

An independent mulitplex since 2001 showing blockbusters, indies, re-mastered classics in digital and 35mm.

Cineworld Luton is on the 1st floor of the Galaxy Centre. Luton railway station is a 5 minute walk. The Library car park, the nearest is currently closed. Others are the railway station, the central, and market car parks ranging from 5 -12 minutes…

A Picturehouse two-screen cinema showing a diverse range of arthouse, independent and mainstream films.

At first look the Odeon Lothian Road appears to have been replaced by a pizza restaurant, but all that's happened is that a Croma pizzeria now occupies the ground-floor lobby; the cinema is still there, tucked away underground, although you may have to…