i have been a member for about 7 years and now been on the committee for about 5 years i enjoy what…read morei do and i beleive the people i look after enjoy my company if you want a good saturday evening come and have a look and see wot you think i dont think any club will match us

Cheap beer. Friendly staff and clientele.read more

I used to bring my now grown up children here years ago and would've recommended it then, I'm…read moretaking my youngest 2 kids and 2 of my grandchildren tomorrow and so will update this review on what I think of the place now! When I used to come before my kids used to love it, especially the drop slide so I'm expecting my other kids and grandchildren to love the place just as much. I guess time will tell..........

Awesome Play Centre, tucked away but well worth a trip. The whole family can play together here…read more The slides are fab, they have foam ball cannons and a seperate area for the Under 4's. You can either have a general play session which lasts at least 2 hours (exhausting), they do birthday parties, parent and toddler sessions and they even have an Over 16's night every Tuesday. There is a cafe on site which has 5 stars from Lincoln Environmental Health and they serve a wide variety of reasonably priced food and drinks. Best in Lincoln!

My second time in Akedo since it's been open and it's a lovely little hidden corner in Lincoln. The…read moreatmosphere is amazing, there are two separate gaming rooms downstairs plus a pocket-sized bar as you walk in upstairs. Everything is gaming themed, with the downstairs having a range of different gaming stations to play on from the old to the new including the n64 and newer gaming platforms such as the switch and VR. The rooms look very well finished, even down to the toilet upstairs having controllers hanging from the ceiling. Limited drinking options and a little bit on the pricier side but for what you get, it's not bad at all. The staff are very friendly and overall very welcoming atmosphere, would go again with a party or group of friends.

I was once at a Spalding Bee, and I did really well, which is why I decided to honour myself by…read morewriting this review about the team that was named after my excellent performance. I perform well in some other areas too but that's beside the point. First-Hand Experience: I came here with Gideon who lives not too far away in Ely. He's not a football fan, but he made me watch dog racing, so I made him take me to a few football stadiums. We didn't watch a game, but we did hang out with some local kids (I guess they were using this as a park... I am not sure if this is a regular thing). Funnily enough, the people in the pub in Spalding knew all about the FA Cup entries of this team, so even though the stadium wasn't impressive, I was definitely impressed by the knowledge of the locals. So this is a little team in a little town in Lincolnshire, a beautiful county famous for bulb fields. Formed in 1921 and they can only fit 3.5k people in the ground. They're known as the Tulips because the team plays near the beautiful Dutch-esque Bulbfields. They play in all blue, and have made it to the FA Cup proper on two occasions.

This is a fantastic place! First of all, it's FREE, and the…read moreorganise great days for kids. It's really interesting for young & old, and well worth a visit.

I had fantastic couple of hours spent here and all for free. A realy intersting place both for…read moreadults and children alike. It has a realy nice garden area with very friendly helpfull staff and should be far better advertised. I don`t think anyone would argue that even if they charged a couple of quid that this wouldn`t be extremely good value for money.

Went last summer and this is deffinately the best place to go in Skeggy. Happy Holidays.read more

Lovely little pier on the Skegness seafront. It used to be much longer, but was thrashed by storms…read moreso often they just gave up. As it is, still a nice place to hang out and unwind in good weather. There's a "casino" attached (as always, open only in the high season), but there's no café on the pier as such, but several pubs are available in the area (about a five minute walk from the pier). In contrast with the cheap amusements nearby, this is a nicely quiet place.

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!