Everything.the staff are rude and careless security is absent and the facilities are mediocre.Avoid…read moreat all costs which are also expensive.if I could give a minus score it would be-5 .

On Tuesday 28th September 2021. I went to Wolverhampton Swimming and Fitness Centre for Aqua fit…read moresession for 8pm.  During the class, my locker was broken into and my valuables were stolen which included my car keys, purse, bank cards, house keys, mobile phone and clothes.  The whole bag was taken from the above locker which someone smashed the plastic panel in between the lockers and pulled my bag out.  My car was stolen and my credit and debit cards were used at Tesco Express petrol station and Co-op nearby around 8.30pm   I found the customer service at the gym terrible. I thought they would have offered me a private room to sit, but I was standing in the reception with my swimsuit and towel wrapped around me, while public were walking past me. I went to look for my car in the heavy rain, and a couple of staff members helped but I knew it had been stolen.  The public were more supportive than the staff.  The manager was a young girl. I kept telling her to ring the police and she stood there with her phone and saying she can't get through to them and did not bother to proceed with the call. She did not even dial 999 only 101. My husband arrives and picked me up and we rang the police ourselves and got through straightaway.  The staff didn't seem that bothered which made me suspicious with their actions. The duty manager rang 101 but was on the phone for half an hour to them and said had no joy.  The 101-phone call lasts less than 5 minutes. They should be compensating me for my valuables and my car because it is your staffs and sites responsibility to provide a duty of care, security and safety.  Also, today 01/10/21 the police viewed the CCTV with staff and they found the culprits on CCTV.   But on 30/09/21 the female duty manager rang (approx. 6pm) and said that operational manager had viewed the CCTV and there was nothing on there.  How can the Operations manager not find anything on the CCTV, yet the duty manager could. Also, one of your staff has lets these criminals on site, how can this be? Surely, they would need membership or at least sign in. It is obvious that they have not done their job properly. I am totally disgusted in how everything was dealt with.

For a little place, they've actually got quite a lot on here…read more The pool, it's small, but you don't need a huge one if you're just doing lengths (and the number of lengths you do always sounds more impressive with less effort, haha!) it has lessons, scuba and snorkelling sessions, adult only swims, women only swims, early birds, aquarobics and the ability for kids parties, with or without the big inflatable. The changing rooms have recently been redone, which is far better. In the main building, there is a reasonably sized sports hall, a reasonably kitted out gym, a toning suite, and a spin room. The gym kit is nicely varied, the only thing they really lack as with most small gyms is the heavier weights. The sports hall hosts classes such as circuits, pilates, yoga, martial arts etc etc. You can have a membership, or pay for one off entries and classes.

Ever since I first dabbled into the world of Crazy Golf at Alton Towers, I have been hooked. There…read moreis just something about a group of adults with miniature putters and different coloured plastic balls walking around on fake grass that both amuses and entertains me greatly. When putting together a Weekly Yelp on fun things to do in the city, I spotted Mohamade A's review of this place and bookmarked it for something new to do on a Sunday. After a mad Friday night and busy Saturday, I just wanted to get out of house and do something fun (but not too intensive). Mini golf seemed to be the perfect low energy, silly activity for me and Dan to enjoy. First thing to note, Star City can be accessed by bus but offers plentiful free parking if you plan on driving. I haven't been here in a few years and was surprised to see quite a few newer businesses here (including at least a couple of independents). Adventure Island is at the front of the building and easy to spot with it's clear signage. As we had to get to the supermarket before it closed (ROCK'N'ROLL), we opted to do 18 holes instead of the full course. There are two different courses to choose from and you can do one for £6.45, the full 36 for £10.95 or there are combo deals for bowling and lazer tag as well. We decided on the "Lost Hut Trail" and off we went! Thus proceeded 45 minutes of frustration, fun and giggles around the course. In retrospect, we wish we had done both or opted for the "Hidden Cove" course (which boasts a volcano in the middle), but we will be back to try this at some point. It's of note that the venue has a bar (for golf/beer times) and does a 2-4-1 offer on a Wednesday. It would make a fun place for a date or a birthday party. Yeah, it's not high brow entertainment... but if you want to challenge someone to a duel - there are worse ways than with a miniture putter and a brightly coloured plastic ball. Recommended.

Since we always go bowling when in star city, we decided to try something else. We had amazing time…read morehere withgroup of friends. We thought it was going to be empty since it didn't look like anyone was going in or out by the entrance. We were suprised it was full of people. From couples to families. So many different crazy courses to keep you entertained and competitive till the end.

Now also called Wv active. Great community gym. Football pitches indoor and outdoor with stadium…read morepitch available. Everything you need they have for sports activities. Indoor Olympic set up also which is available to locals and schools etc for training indoors. Great customer service and always help full. Showers and lockers available with drinks machine and food. Gym a good side can get busy time to time would like to have seen it built slightly bigger. Classes available and has a great sized Barr. Always been a local here and would recommend anyone.

I play badminton, use the gym and do circuit training here…read more It doesn't have the biggest indoor facilities in the world but the hall is a good size, it's not cramped and the gym is pretty decent. There's also plenty of room for the circuits in the aerobics room. (I do Claire's circuits - you do the same if you want to get trained hard!) There's loads of outdoor space. There's the Wolverhampton indoor football training facility, outdoor grass football pitches, outdoor astro football pitches, tennis courts, cycle track, running track and a field in the middle of that for everything else! There's probably a lot more that I'm forgetting, too! No swimming pool though. Plenty of places to park.

The Drop Inn is a truly wonderful place for young people too be able to express their creativity…read moreand emotions and develop skills supported by the fantastic volunteer youth workers and managers who provide an everlasting amount of energy, support and guidance and always a listening ear....a place you can just be yourself...

I went to watch the F1 movie I'm a huge fan of F1 and I took my niece with me who also loves F1 the…read moreperson who directs you were to go sent us to the wrong cinema we were already few minutes late and the movie was playing we assumed it had started so we sat down and watched not realising that we had been sent to the wrong movie and it was half way through already . This ruined the movie for me as we only realised at the end we were sent to the wrong one .

Affectionately referred to by some as 'Stab City' (doesn't take a wild imagination to guess why)…read morethis is a kind of a shell of an entertainment venue. Yes, the Vue cinema is fine and has loads of screens - so whilst it gets busy you can normally see whichever film you want without feeling rammed into the last seats. The restaurants are all chains - and very bland ones at that. There used to be a fairly decent Mexican, but even that has now gone and been replaced by a KFC/Nandos/McDs/delete as appropriate. There's a casino, but I have no interest in that, and there's a bowling alley / amusement arcade which is always rammed with tweens. When it was first built, there was a climbing centre spanning the interior dome of the atrium, and they installed a dry ice slope to sledge down alongside the escalators.. there was also shops to keep people entertained, but slowly and surely these have all closed down. Now it's just a large vacuous space with chain restaurants, a chain cinema, and a gaudy casino skirting the edges. I go to Star City on the very rare occurrence they're showing a film I want to see that isn't on elsewhere, or if I manage to score free tickets via showfilmfirst or a similar offer. Otherwise, there's nothing for me in the entire 'entertainment' establishment.

I have stopped using the swimming pool in the Bedworth Leisure centre. The changing rooms were so…read moreunpleasant , the toilets always seemed dirty, and I absolutly HATE the fact that they let people in with their shoes walk up around the pool to go and sit to watch lessons.I thought that was such poor hygene and mentioned it a few times, all I got was shrugged shoulders.

As i walk in the receptionist didnt even Adknowledge me they were just talking away not even…read morelooking my way the prices are really high for what the place is, The place is just not clean and tidy staff were walikng all around the pool area wiith there shoes on i live in coventry which the leisure centre there is not all that but its better than this rubbish place would not go there again kid friend this is not good

If you're an enjoyer of local urban wildlife then I suggest a visit to this nature reserve. There's…read morearound 30 acres of natural open space, woodland, meadow and a number of pools. This is a natural attraction for all kinds of wildlife. There's a visitor centre manned by friendly and knowledgeable staff who take pride in their work. There's a Ranger Service too which is always on hand to help with education. Get children involved early with the Plantsbrook Young Explorers club which meet every third Saturday of the month, it's for 7 - 11 year olds and membership is absolutely free. Of course this area is used by the usual dog-walkers, joggers, strollers and so on but my advice when you pay a visit is to get involved, ask the staff about stuff, you'll be surprised what you learn.