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The capitol is definitely closing. Staff have been told it will be a cinema. Obviously the change to a cinema might need several hoops to jump through but it is definitely not "my mate says..." posts on local forums and that's it". I find your comments quite insulting!

malcolmchurch Wrote:

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> The capitol is definitely closing. Staff have been

> told it will be a cinema. Obviously the change to

> a cinema might need several hoops to jump through

> but it is definitely not "my mate says..." posts

> on local forums and that's it". I find your

> comments quite insulting!


You're entitled to find my comments insulting, and I'm entitled to suggest that what we've heard so far is hearsay.

Not going to make a detailed contribution so not to be seen as to perpetuate hearsay. However, I am very good friends with a chap who has had many business dealings with the gentleman who actually owns the capitol building.....lets just say watch this space.

Excellent work, and thanks to everyone involved in making it happen!


I saw it in a press release from Picture House excitedly talking about everything from reclining seats to a green roof providing fresh produce for the menu and a plan to reveal some of the hall's original beamwork!


Nice, many thanks for all the hard work of all the people who helped it along!

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