For so many people, the Prince Charles is more than just a cinema. It’s a place that shows that indie gem you’ve been dying to see on the big screen, or a B-movie horror to giggle at with your friends. On top of that, you can get £1 screenings if you’re a member, a price that is mighty rare these days.

London’s Prince Charles Cinema said on Tuesday that it is “under serious threat” of closing after a disagreement with its landlord over a new lease. The cinema posted a petition on its social media accounts calling for help saving the iconic theater,

The Prince Charles Cinema in London's West End says it believes its future is under threat, due to new terms being imposed by its landlord. It says the building's owner wants to raise its rent to "significantly" above market rates and has demanded a new clause which,

One of London’s key cinematic institutions may be at risk of closure: Leicester Square’s Prince Charles Cinema. The independent cinema has launched its own “Save The Prince Charles Cinema” petition, which has already received more than 100,000 signatures. Get your name on that list, too.

Don’t let the credits roll on The Prince Charles Cinema, says Clare Turner, chief commercial officer at Pearl & Dean I was shocked to hear the news that the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square is under threat of closure.

With the PCC under threat of closure, here's what the central London cinema means to its fans - and why a 'third space' can be so beneficial.

The independent venue, which has received accolades from amoung others, Quentin Tarantino, says landlords are wielding 'significant financial resources to intimidate us'

London's Prince Charles Cinema have admitted their future is "under serious threat" due to an amendment to their lease put forward by their landlords.

One of Central London's last independent cinemas is under threat of closure despite record popularity. The Prince Charles Cinema is facing uncertainty due to the potential addition of a break clause to its lease on the Leicester Square site.

There was worrying news for cinephiles this week when it emerged that the Prince Charles Cinema, a central London institution, was under threat of closure. A spokesperson for the cinema has said that its landlords,