In my negotiation for the above , I informed the Cinema Manager on 8/1/24 that I normally get 30-40 attendees at my events , I had no comment with regard to maximum numbers that could be accommodated , on 9/1/24 after attending the coffee morning I took 43 bookings , again I informed the Cinema Manager of this fact , no comment re. maximum numbers was received  , I continued taking bookings and got to 46. On the 11/1/24 the Cinema Manager verbally informed me that the maximum number that could be accommodated was 25 , I expressed my disappointment that I had not received this detail after my emails of 8/1/24 and 9/1/24 , he reiterated that this was the maximum number that could  take the tour on 24/1 24

I discussed 2 options by email with him and he eventually verbally agreed to the second option. Therefore , there will be 2 dates for 25 members to take the tour  , 24/1/24 and 31/1/24  , I have produced 2 lists , please call or text George on 07826 048379 or call in at the Architecture for Fun desk to find what list each member is on

I have been offered the following for the above date , (this cinema is a great example of an Art Deco building , both externally and internally)

Arrive 10.00am  ,  a talk by Martin Fol (Cinema Manager) on the history of the cinema and his 25 years experience at the cinema , then tea and biscuits will be served at the commencement of a 40 minute documentary outlining the life of the cinema.This will be followed by a guided tour of the cinema (all areas) Then , after settling down in the cinema , the film “ONE LIFE” will be shown , the story of British Humanitarian Nicholas Winton who helped save hundreds of Central European children from Nazis on the eve of the second world war

Members are to make there own way to the cinema to arrive at 9.45am

Cost is £15 per member , see George and pay at AFF desk on Tuesday coffee mornings or text George on 07826 048379