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1st Jun, 1986 to 20th Apr, 2013 - Shortlived history of the Bournemouth Imax

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21st Apr, 2013 - How Imax looks today...

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19th Feb, 2013 - Demolition of the expterior begins

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15th Sep, 2012 - The Imax is demolished

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30th Jul, 2012 - Planning application submitted for outdoor events area

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19th Apr, 2012 - An artist's impression shows how outdoor events area could look

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12th Apr, 2012 - Councillors back plans to demolish the Imax to create an...

Will be ready by summer 2013

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19th Feb, 2011 - Plan to partially demolish Imax approved

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1st Oct, 2010 - A deal over the Imax is finally reached

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19th Sep, 2010 - Potential Imax developers are told the building must be...

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19th May, 2010 - Leaseholder Sheridan insists re-opening the Imax is still a...

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1st Apr, 2010 - The tropical gardens option comes out on top.

More than 3,500 people take part in the public consultation

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19th Mar, 2010 - A shortlist of seven options to replace Bournemouth's Imax...

They are; a water park, an interactive arts activity centre and museum, tropical gardens, a spa, performing arts space and ampitheatre, a family play park, boutiques and bistros. Members of the public...

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6th Feb, 2010 - Protestors call for Imax to be demolished.

The council rules out the public's favourite suggestion of a swimming pool and ice rink as a replacement

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10th Jan, 2010 - Council buys Imax for £7.5 millon

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1st Feb, 2009 - Only one business remains open in the building.

The Harbour Lights pub remains open- Red Panda and KFC having closed for the winter. A new business, Coyote Ugly, later opens. As the buildings 10th anniversary year closes, councillors demand to know...

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19th Dec, 2005 - The Waterfront voted the worst building in England.

In Channel 4 show Demolition

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19th Mar, 2005 - Building shuts before Easter.

Despite plans for a revamp the Imax remains closed. Local man Austin Kinley nominates the building for Channel 4 show Demolition.

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18th Jan, 2003 - Imax sheds eight jobs and closes four days a week out of season

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20th Mar, 2002 - Imax opens!!

Two years and eight months later then planned.

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1st Nov, 2001 - Sheridan is bought back.

Cinema to open in 2002

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13th Jan, 2001 - Sheridan fired from project.

Nilgros sacks Sheridan over the delays and looks for another operator. UCI is said to be interested

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1st Aug, 2000 - Seats are in...

...but no projector

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22nd Feb, 2000 - Crisis talks produce a pledge to open the cinema by the summer

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7th Nov, 1999 - Work stops

Councillors claim Sheridan has run out of money.

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19th Sep, 1999 - Other attractions in the building open

Cinema now expected to open in January 2000

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8th Jul, 1999 - Imax opening date passes

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15th Sep, 1998 - Building work begins

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8th Aug, 1997 - Orginal develop Imry Holdings pulls out

Is replaced by Sheridan

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21st Mar, 1997 - Planners approve the scheme.

The full council backs it 35-7.

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16th Feb, 1997 - Planners defer decision on new plans.

17 ft taller than the outline application. Council leader Douglas Eyre blasts them for holding up the scheme.

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11th Jul, 1996 - Council gives outline planning permission for scheme...

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28th May, 1995 - Councillors choose from four schemes for the site

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1st Jun, 1986 - Making way for the Imax

Swimming baths at Pier Approach are demolished

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