Quite a small shop, but well organised, much more on offer for ladies than men, also has a good…read moreselection of books, childrens wear and household items. Always has a good selection of ladies handbags and I have been known to find a bargain or two in this shop! and all for a very good cause

This is a youth club in the evenings for anyone over 11 years old. It offers a wide range of…read moreactivites from pool and table-tennis to its own studio. It offers regular affordable trips and is a great way for teenagers to chill out saftley after school.

Okay, so Wollaton Hall, full of taxidermy-fied animals, is a little creepy...but Wollaton Park…read moreitself is simply lovely! We saw two different types of deer (the red deer were huge, majestic and beautiful!) The lake was pretty, with plenty of geese, swans, ducks and even herons to watch/ feed. It was pretty enough in early spring before the leaves all turned green, so I imagine this park would be even better in sunnier weather! Apparently there are five hundred acres of parkland, but as large sections are kept as a nature reserve, the walkways were not actually that long or strenuous. It's perfect for a sunday afternoon stroll. Ooor if you'd like to do something even less strenuous, on some Sundays they even run 'segway tours' around the grounds!! Beauuuuutiful.

Despite some changes in recent months/years making it worse, Wollaton Park is still a lovely place…read moreto go to - especially on a bank holiday. There are deer there but used to be lots more animals - cows, horses, chickens, donkeys etc but they had to take them away. The industrial museum and Wollaton Hall are still both interesting places to visit. And there are many events held there such as the Splendour music festival, the Autokarna, and various craft fairs. They made the bizarre decision of building a big, out of place kids play park on the old football pitch, which looks horrendous but aside from that Wollaton Park is a great day out

This community centre is managed by gedling borough council, who hire it to community groups and…read moreclubs along with the public for private events such as birthday parties. It is located on the grounds of Arnold Hill school quite near the Arrow Pub. It has a small car park but further car parking is available at the entrance to arnold hilll school lower school drive. The community center is always clean , tidy and cared for. It is headquaters to many groups including brownies. A lovely community centre available for the community.

A great charity shop, has a huge selection of books, also have cd's, dvd's and tapes (remember…read morethoses!). The ladies clothing selection is good and well organised, has a good selection of shoes and also handbags. Fairly priced which means there is always a bargain to be had. Also have mens wear and household stuff, and I noticed the other day they have some gift items for xmas. Fab shop

This classic 17th century English country house is set in delightful gardens with a magnificent…read moredeer park. The perfect symmetry, opulent decor, fine furnishings and the Brownlow family portraits gives Belton both grandeur and a more intimate feel, whilst the 'Below Stairs' tours give fascinating insights into how Belton's servants lived and worked in the 1900s. This tour took about one hour and was simply unmissable, the facts that flow from the guides always amaze me. The tranquil riverside woodland next to a bustling adventure playground makes this a perfect place for the whole family. You can even rest your legs by taking the mini railway. Of course there is also the obligatory restaurant in this case it's the Stables restaurant and ride cafe, there is also the usual gift shop as well as a secondhand bookshop.

A great day out for adults and children alike. A fantastic, enormous (the National Trusts largest!)…read morewooden play area for children which amuses them for quite a while and is suitable for ages 0-80! As ever with National Trust properties, it is well maintained, educational and fascinating. There is dressing up for adults and children, lovely walks through the grounds, the usual gift shop and tea room - everything we've come to expect from the NT!

Very easy to find everything you need, womens is at the front of the shop, seperated into trousers,…read morebags, jackets, jumpers, shirts, tops and shoes. Then there is a section which has a huge selection of books, with men and childrens at the back, there are 2 changing rooms where you can try before you buy, I've had many a bargain from here!

Awesome, Bells Lane Community Centre is a beautiful place to be for all events. All the time event…read morethere has been fab