Once you get over the terrifying pods that allow you access to the building PureGym is a…read moresurprisingly good setup for a budget gym. Dispensing of things like receptionists it's easy in some places to see where the money is saved. This can be a tad frustrating at times - I wanted to attend on a day pass and had a couple of queries that had to go unanswered and using the machine to pay for this was a hassle. BUT all the equipment was top notch and the class I attended was great. The facilities were also pretty swish. I'm happy with my gym at present but I would certainly be more than tempted by their London cousins if I look in the future (despite knowing that London=price hike). The pods were still terrifying though - I don't care how futuristic you think you are, I still totally prefer a door, thanks very much.

I go here often to use the gym. I find the prices VERY good. It costs just £13 for your induction,…read morethen about £2.50 per session. The gym is very state of the art, it has all the usual proper equipment. Running machines, weight lifting, bikes etc. Theres also a lovely swimming pool you can go and cool off in after. The staff are all incredibly helpful too, they help you on the machines as much as they can and explain how everything works.

Great little swimming pool. Gets quite busy at times but the kids seem to love it. Wave machine and…read morewater flumes, decent prices. Can also take swimming classes there. Right next to a lovely big park too.

If you are looking for an educational, historical place to visit with the family, I recommend…read moreSherwood Forest located in Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire in UK (England). Also known as the home of Robin Hood, and yes he did exists. This area is now protected on a reserve that comprises of approximately 450 acres and host to a variety of animals and plants. Here you will find the legendary Major Oak tree which is linked to many stories Robin Hood and his merry men. Park admission is free, but if you are driving they maybe a small fee to park. Upon entering the park, you will find Sherwood Forest Visitor Centre with exhibitions on Robyn Hodes Sherwode, shops and a Forest Restaurant. As you walk through the park, there will be signs and educational literature that describes the various plant life and animals that live in the forest. The park also offers scheduled guided tours

If this is how women felt, then I'd love to know how the mans feeled…read more If this were a review of Carolyn Radford, the chairwoman of this club and media darling, then it would be a 5 star review, easily. Oh, how am I kidding. I'm going to give it 5 stars anyway. Not *just* because of Carolyn. Okay, partly. Okay, mainly. My friend Derek lives in Mansfield, and while he's a Man City fan, he does respect this team and so should everyone. They've been built into a force in recent years and saved from the brink by a dedicated rich fan and his stunning glamour model wife. First-Hand Experience: I have been to their home stadium a few times but never saw a game yet - I will change that in 2016. I've seen Mansfield play away from home so to speak and loved them. Their supporters are great, owner and his girl are great, and just in general they're a feelgood story and a credit to the league. I haven't seen them play live in about 4 years so next year I hope to remedy that. They play at Field Mill, which can hold 15k when used as a music venue. They were formed in 1897, they are the stags and play in bright yellow, and their players relax at Center Parcs down the road, and go shooting arrows (so to speak) (hopefully not with Carolyn) in the Sherwood Forest for their down time. Ahem. Down being the operative word. They recently gave Luis Suarez and Liverpool a hard time while also losing to them in the FA Cup. Called Luis a cheat. Actually it was Carolyn who said it so it's okay. Carolyn Radford, you rock.

I love this place, although I am far too old and cool to admit that to my friends ;-)…read more The idea is pretty simple; you wakl in and pay at the door, buy some bags of food for the animals and then walk around the large farm/park at your leisure stopping off frequently to feed the two legged and four legged animals alike. They have the full range, from your normal farmyard animals such as pigs and goats to the slightly more exotic Llama's. In fact there is one incident with a Llama I will never forget - having fed one plenty of the green grass pellets he rewarded me by sneezing and sending a lovely green mushy spray all up my arm! There is a place to eat here and also grab a cup of tea etc. and there is a play park on site for the children. They also have reptiles and fish areas, plus a petting zoo part where you can get to hold some of the smaller animals. A great place for the young and the young at heart :-)

White post farm is only place i would go with children and have taken siblings on many occasions…read more The centre is a farm designed for children to see and take part in farm life. You are able to be amounst many of the animals, my little brother once was chased by a peacock which was veryt funny, he was perfectly safe!! I held a python on my shoulders and we were also able to feed smaller animals. There is a adventure park and since i have visited there have been a lot of new attractions added. Adult entry is £7.50 and £6.95 for children. I strongly recommend that you take a picnic with you when you go as the centre does get busy and there are plenty of picnic areas.

Best shop ever with a great marine section and outside pond and big selection of topical fishread more

Absolute brilliant shop! Has everything you need to start/maintain marine, tropical, cold water…read morefish. They stock frozen food, dry food and all products needed to ensure your system is healthy and looking good! The live stock is absolutely brilliant! What's better is the staff! They give friendly advice and make it their duty to ensure they help you as much as they possible can! Brilliant!

What a nice little day trip if you're staying in Nottingham. Walk around the forest where Robin…read moreHood and his gang spent their time. See the old Major Oak where Robin Hood and his Merry Men would hide before they stole from the rich. This tree is about 1000 years old and it's supported by beams. Come check it out!

Could have been so much better. A lovely forest walk, and they've spent a fortune on the shop and…read morecafe, apparently, but apart from the stuff at the shop the only reference to Robin Hood is two statues on a little bridge with Little John and RH himself. A small museum or exhibition would have been welcome. You can find shops and cafes anywhere. And £3 for an ice cream from the van is pushing it. There seemed more to see with the older set up. Not that impressed. Sorry.