Come September the Palace Cinema in Longridge, near Preston could open its doors to the public again.
But that prospect depends upon a willing team of supporters coming forward to help steer its trial year as a Community Interest Company.
Filmmaker Lara Hewitt, who has run the cinema for the past few years, has announced that The Palace Longridge Community Interest Company has now been registered at Companies House.
Lara Hewitt, pictured inside the Palace
She said: We need people to now run the cinema and we especially need people who can help with fund raising and manage the business and accounts side. There s potential for it to open. It will be trialled as a CIC for a year but now the community needs to take it on if they would like to do so . I ll have to step back. I m looking for other people to run it,
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From hairdressers, barbers and beauticians, to dessert shops, takeaways and and cafes - Harry Potter and Alice in Wonderland shops, as well as clothing brands and zero waste stores.
These are just some of the businesses that have launched in North Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent since the start of the pandemic.
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