Now part of the DW Fitness Group (Dave Wheelan - one of the original owners of JJB)…read more Very friendly staff, excellent mix of clientele, and a lack of gymrats and posing make this a really nice place to go. It is clean, quality of water in pool and spa is always good, and changing areas are being constantly cleaned throughout the day so it looks as fresh at opening as it does at 9 at night. Equipment is in good order, and some bits are being replaced before they have broken down completely. Rates are good value for money as well - at around 32 quid per month peak membership. There may be a joining fee but they have regular promotions. Can't speak highly enough of it.

I was a member of JJB's Gym when it first opened. Can't fault the equipment, lovely pool, hot tubs,…read moresteam room, the only reason I left was because it got so popular that it was packed at the times I went! Having to wait ages to use a piece of equipment was not fun after a day at work. Great layout in the gym and a great range of equipment, the best gym in the Telford area. Parking at weekends not good due to it's position on a very busy retail park. Gym is open til 10pm in the week for those who wish to exercise later. Great coffee shop too.

A pretty big park with a several amenities from a snack bar to a model railway and boat rentals for…read morethe river. Nothing fancy but pretty ideal if you want to take you little 4 legged friend for a walk (that would be me!). Plenty of parking.

security and manager did not let us in at 7.45 as they said they close at eight a white family then…read morewent in at 8 and they let them in we walked back and then they said we can now go in spoke to the manager and did not even apologise. asked for there names and gave me an asian name when he is clearly not an asian one of the security guys D wilkes also was rude supposed to be a family event and clearly the workers do not know how to treat people equally! also have videos off this hopefully they do not treat other people this way as it shows inequality still exists.

This is a purpose built facility to learn to scuba dive! I went here for a few lessons with my…read moreboyfriend and we had a great time. The team are professional and all trained via PADI and are all CRB checked so there is great comfort being in their company. We loved it and it was something we had always wanted to do and being so close to home meant it was local to get to. Not to expensive either and at the end of it you'll have a qualification but I need to return to finish it!

So, this is quite a cute, quite small park I'm Wolverhampton. It isn't a bad size at all, but not…read morequite big enough to get far in enough to pretend you aren't in a town. It's quite well kept, even in winter, and busy enough to feel fairly safe. However, we walked around the park to see the birds and the wildlife, and didn't expect to see so many MASSIVE rats!! I wouldn't scoff at one or two, because it's nature, and it can't always be controlled, but there must have been upwards of thirty. I would avoid going at dusk, or be ready to run a little bit, as they definiteky aren't shy!

I love Wolverhampton...it's got so much beauty. Canals, parks and great Comunity spirit…read more Had a lovely day helping with a project to share the love. The kids from Gatis street Comunity centre did a workshop creating amazing hearts and then we spread them all over whitmareans to West Park.

Blackbrook Zoo is a good family day out in the Moorlands. When the park first opened, it was called…read moreBlackbrook world of birds, and obviously, birds are still an important part of the offerings here (in fact, Blackbrook has the largest bird collection in the UK). But they have now extended their range and made this an attractive and family friendly small zoo, with animals such as lemurs, wallabies and more recently, riverhogs. The zoo is open all year round and has a strong focus on education, leading to many trips by local schools. It has free parking, a gift shop and kids play area, as well as a pretty stone built tea shop - it is well worth a visit.

Horses and ponies here are looked after very well. Great care is taken to match horse and rider and…read morelessons are well thought out with clear, effective instructions. There is opportunity to have group or individual lessons and the instructors really focus on improving your riding from the basics up. You won't be cantering before you're ready and although sometimes it can feel a little frustrating it is building your confidence and your seat and balance that is important so that when you finally move up you are properly equipped to ride the movements and gaits correctly. I came here with limited experience riding in a school and my riding improved a lot! A really nice place, if with little to no presence on the Internet! I guess it says good things about the riding school that it doesn't need to rely on advertising and gets all its clients from word of mouth recommendations.

Open area od land opposite the Claregate pub which I've used as a dog walking area in past. Nothing…read morespecial here.

Went on Sunday 1pm-2pm. Pool was very quiet, which was great…read morebut absolutely disgusting changing areas in the female section. Dirty floor, hair, shoe prints, dirt and worst of all the whole place stunk of urine. Yuk! My gag reflex was kicking in. £2 to get in + £2 parking for an hour cheap but never going there again. Better places around Derbyshire.

Queens Leisure Centre, located on the outskirts of the Derby city centre is a public gym and…read moreswimming poop which allows you to 'pay and go' rather than commit for a long period of time which is great for those that have good intentions, but lose heart. With an impressive sized gym and swimming pool, there is definate value for money to be had. Staff are extremely supportive and offer people an introduction gym session in which they train you to use the equipment and develop a fitness plan for you.