Everyman gets boost from box office hits and higher ticket prices The average cinema ticket price paid over the first half of 2026 was £12.97. Evening Standard · Sep 3
Everyman’s top shareholders push to abandon stock market listing Everyman told investors that its top three shareholders were pushing to scrap its listing on the he AIM (Alternative Investment Market). Evening Standard · Jun 16
What’s gone wrong at Everyman and can the luxury cinema chain regain its magic? More competition and loss-making sites are among the challenges for the new turnaround chief executive The Guardian - UK · May 30
The Memory of Water review – blackly funny look at sisters fighting for a dead mother’s love Three grownup daughters display a child’s neediness in this well-acted production that explores unrequited desires and self-justifying childhood tales The Guardian - UK · Feb 5
Peter Howden obituary Other lives: Influential programmer at independent London cinemas in Notting Hill, Hampstead and Dalston The Guardian - UK · Jan 29
FTSE 100 edges lower in quiet end of year trade International Personal Finance led the way on the FTSE 250 index as its shares jumped 5.9% on news of a takeover. Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025
Everyman boss leaves weeks after profit alert Alex Scrimgeour, who led the group for nearly five years, has been replaced on an interim basis by non-executive director Farah Golant. Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025
VIP viewing: cinemas bet on luxury bars and beds to usher in a new film era Sector reinvests in high-end experiences, from front-row beds to premier pods and business class-style seats with built-in wine coolers The Guardian - UK · Dec 26, 2025
Left it to the last minute? You can still buy these gifts in time for Christmas with next-day delivery Swerve the high street battlefield and shop for eleventh-hour presents online this Christmas, says Abha Shah Evening Standard · Dec 11, 2025
Cinema chain Everyman to miss forecasts amid weak UK box office Shares in Everyman Media Group slid by as much as 20% in early trading. Evening Standard · Dec 10, 2025
Hilary Mantel story imagining Margaret Thatcher’s assassination to be staged in Liverpool Short story set in 1983, and published a year after the former prime minister’s death, considers ‘what happens when people feel they don’t have a voice’ says director John Young The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2025
Everyman sales lift on back of strong admissions and higher ticket prices Bosses said that increases to ticket and food prices have been a ‘direct consequence’ of recent labour cost increases. Evening Standard · Sep 24, 2025
The Zeitgeist Edit — This Is What's Inspiring Our Editor This August New openings, collections, trends, and cultural touchpoints to keep you in the design loop for the month ahead Livingetc · Aug 6, 2025
Admissions jump at Everyman cinema chain despite ‘challenging’ backdrop Everyman said it is trading in line with its forecasts for the full year despite a ‘challenging economic environment’. Evening Standard · Jul 28, 2025
Tom’s Guide · Jan 22, 2025 People are swapping their nighttime sleep for multiple naps — but what is polyphasic sleep and is it dangerous? Polyphasic sleep means breaking up your usual nighttime sleep into shorter naps. We asked an expert if it's a dangerous schedule and alternatives for better productivity.
The Independent UK · Jan 17, 2025 Everyman says 2024 film roster hit by strikes and blockbuster flops The most notable ‘underperformance’ came from Joker: Folie A Deux, the cinema group said.
Evening Standard · Jan 17, 2025 Everyman cinema chain shares hit by Joker: Folie à Deux flop Everyman plans to open new screens in Queensway and Brentford in 2025
The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2024 The Lieutenant of Inishmore review – savage satire that lacks real bite Martin McDonagh’s black comedy about a violent republican terrorist can feel like a parody of 007 in its action but it is hard to be stirred by the dully repetitive scenes
Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2024 Area guide to Borough: Cynthia Shanmugalingam on why her SE1 patch is more than just a market The chef and author moved to Borough Market to open her first restaurant after two decades in east London
The Canberra Times · Jul 8, 2024 Brendan assaulted his pregnant ex-wife. His actions were deemed 'less risky' than others 'Significant, persistent' offenders were left to their own devices.
The Canberra Times · Jul 1, 2024 Multitalented and prolific Canberra theatre legend will be missed Stephen Pike was a busy actor, director, producer and writer.
The Canberra Times · Jun 15, 2024 Iconic ad campaign needed to help tackle DV, psychologist says Every Aussie knows 'Slip, Slop, Slap'. DV needs an icon.
The Canberra Times · Jun 9, 2024 Everyday Canberrans celebrated in King's Birthday honours list 'When I was young, I had a probation officer'.
Evening Standard · Mar 24, 2024 'Shift' seen in London cinema trend as Picturehouse and Curzon open screens while Cineworld downscales Cineworld and Empire close venues while Picturehouse and Curzon expand in capital
The Guardian - UK · Feb 9, 2024 Who dares clown around with Waiting for Godot? Letters: Sarah-Jane Watkinson, Brendan Mulcahy and Jude Emmet reply to a letter that called for adding circus stunts to Samuel Beckett’s play