A Birmingham cinema bought back from the brink by Omniplex Cinemas has unveiled its new look. Omniplex took over the former Empire Cinema in Rubery's Great Park back in December 2023, immediately ...
A cinema complex near the Birmingham border could soon be getting six new restaurants as part of plans to transform the site. Empire Cinema in Great Park, Rubery, has applied to Birmingham City ...
MSN: Birmingham cinema saved from the brink gets sofa beds, 'giant' pizzas and more in £14m upgrade
Birmingham cinema saved from the brink gets sofa beds, 'giant' pizzas and more in £14m upgrade
MSN: Exclusive photos show Birmingham's saved cinema after major £14m revamp - get cheap tickets this weekend
Experience Birmingham's cinema rebirth with a luxurious £14 million revamp and enjoy screenings for just £4.50 this weekend. A Birmingham cinema brought back from the brink of closure has officially ...
Exclusive photos show Birmingham's saved cinema after major £14m revamp - get cheap tickets this weekend
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