Dear Jonathan, No, it is not listed but it is in the conservation area. In fact it was only included in the conservation area 7 years ago so the LDNPA's contention that it detracts from the conservation area is quite ridiculous. The background is that SLDC have submitted the site to the LDNPA for consideration for development under its Local Plan. You can see the proposal on the Lake District planning website (quoting site ref. 162) or write to Local Plan Review, Lake District National Park Authority, Murley Moss, Oxenholme Road, Kendal, LA9 7RL. There is also an email address you could write to, but I've just had to amend this to delete the website and email addresses as, having got to the end of my original response, a message came up that I am not allowed to include website and email addresses ! There has been quite a backlash on social media to this proposal which has prompted SLDC to say there is no threat from the council to the cinema or building, but unless the proposal is withdrawn (which it hasn't been) then if it is considered and approved, SLDC could make further plans for demolition at some point in the future. So it really does need to be nipped in the bud with the LDNPA, though an additional letter to SLDC wouldn't come amiss. I am reluctant to leave my phone number here but if you contact the cinema tonight, or some other evening when it is open, they will be able to give you the necessary information to get in touch with me. They can also give you the website and email addresses which I am prevented from leaving here. Yours sincerely, Charles Morris

There is level access to the stalls (downstairs) of Screen One via the emergency exit to the car park, though no disabled toilets; ordinary toilets are on the same level, however. There is a ramp to Screen 2 and there is also a disabled toilet there. And if in Screen One the user could use the toilet in Screen Two, though it means going outside and in again. If the user can transfer then the chair can be left at the front of either screen. Unfortunately Screen 3 is only accessed via several steps. If the film you wish to see is in Screen 3 and if we have sufficient notice (a couple of hours before the day's screenings begin) it may - may - be possible to move your film to a more accessible screen. We do accept CEA cards. I am increasingly aware of the difficulties faced by disabled people as my wife has become disabled. But we are not yet fully up to speed at the cinema !

as far as i know check the website