Ray of hope

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Movie bunker's image of the Tivoli Cinema

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Word has reached our shell-likes (that’s ears to anyone under 25), that there are moves a foot to get movies shown in Cullompton, and it’s all down to a communal love of film.

Ray Weinstein, local councillor and chairman of the Devon Gateway Trust, has come up with the idea of a not for profit cinema. After the Tivoli Tiverton closed down the good burghers of the Culm Valley (25,000 souls, all told, apparently) have to travel to Exeter or Taunton.

Where the commercial Tivoli struggled a community enterprise might flourish and Ray is asking for volunteers and anyone interested in film to get in touch with him on 01884 32489.

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