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Savoy Cinema in Gainsborough Set to Open in July

The town’s new Savoy Cinema will open on 18 July, West Lindsey District Council said.

Savoy Cinema in Gainsborough Set to Open in July

The eagerly awaited Savoy Cinema in Gainsborough is slated to welcome the public on the 18th of July, according to official sources. The cinema, which possesses four screens, forms a part of a development project worth £9 million. In addition to the cinema, the project also includes two retail outlets and a restaurant situated in Market Place. The construction process kicked off in March of the previous year and is now drawing close to its completion. The West Lindsey District Council (WLDC) has revealed that the final stage of the project, which includes tarmac resurfacing, is set to start on Monday. This may lead to minor inconveniences for the neighbouring taxi ranks for a period of four days. This article has been derived from original reporting by www.bbc.com by The Lincoln Post.

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