Great multi discipline venue which caters for almost everything you might want from a multi…read morepurpose sports centre. They have a sportshall which is used to host international sporting events, such as Netball, Futsal and Basketball. They have an excellent gym set up with all the machines you could ever want access to along side a free weight area. They have a swimming pool with communal changing facilities. The information around the venue is good as I get the idea that all kinda of classes are out on throughout the day. The staff were all very helpful throughout my time here. As a facility I cannot fault it. I couldn't give it five stars as I am not sure of the pricing structure and as we all know price can make a difference to all things. I would say there is high student usage but as it is part if the university that is not a surprise really. If you up in the northeast and need a gym, swimming pool or sportshall this is the place to go.

Highly recommend this business lovely atmosphere. The staff are friendly and very professional…read more Prices are really great. Fresh sandwiches available daily. Showing loads of sports nearly all football games especially big games on numerous TVs. Pool table and darts and also gambling slot machines. Sometimes they have live singers or bands on upstairs. They have 2 bars 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs. You can also enter competitions in the club. Membership fees are £5 for your first year but it's well worth it as drinks are probably the best in town.

an amazing club nice and welcoming the bar staff are excellent and very polite a lovely view from…read morethe beer garden especially when the rowing is on it has a lovely atmosphere. a great club!

This club has very little to offer and not much of a lively atmosphere. you have to be member to…read moreaccess the bar therefore its limited, its much smaller than a average club and could do with opening to the pubic.

situated right next to clairville stadium and very near to albert park, very friendly club prices…read moreare really cheap and the people are excellent to be friendly with , couple of snooker tables in one of the rooms, and plenty of sports coverage on big screen, outside is a football pitch for the saturday and sunday teams, would return to the steelies

I have been to this gym on and off for a while…read more Decent facilites. Easy parking and good staff. Not the best in town, but not the worst. 3 stars is justifiable

Excellent gym, modern equipment, good weights area, hot tubs and free classes. All for £19 a month!…read more The staff are friendly and there are also beauty and hair treatments on offer (which aren't free)

If I could spend a day every week in Whitby, it whitby really nice…read more First-Hand Experience: I watched Whitby Town when most recently in Whitby in 2014. One of my fave towns. But only the second half of their game because I arrived late. They were a lovely little team with a nice tiny crowd and I have to give them 4. Whitby is one of the loveliest towns in the UK and has some great fish and chips and lovely places to walk. Unfortunately their footy team is pretty poor, languishing down in the Northern Premier, 3 tiers below the football league itself. I hope that someday Whitby will be in the big time. Did you ever see "Holding Back The Years" by Simply Red? The vid was filmed here. They did win the FA Vase once, so that's something. Whitby copied Sampdoria's colors, I have no idea why. Also they were formed all the way back in 1880. Their Turnbull Ground can hold 5,500 people.

Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' is brought to life in this walk-through attraction - a series of 10 scenes…read moreusing sounds and new electronic special effects, eerie life-size models and live actors. A cape weighing 56 kilos and worn by Christopher Lee in his 2nd 'Dracula' film is on show. They say it is an educational and historical tour, ideal for school partiesI think more of an old fashioned fun house thing. Dracula and Whitby were thrown together in a most dramatic manner, to say the least. A terrifying storm lashed the coastline and the Russian schooner, Demeter, somehow managed to gain the safety of the harbour. The Dailygraph newspaper summed up the strange event thus: The searchlight followed her, and a shudder ran through all who saw her, for lashed to the helm was a corpse, with a drooping head, which swung horribly to and fro at each motion of the ship. No other form could be seen on deck at all. A great awe came on all as they realized that the ship, as if by a miracle, had found the harbour, unsteered save by the hand of a dead man! However, all took place more quickly than it takes to write these words. The schooner paused not, but rushing across the harbour, pitched herself on that accumulation of sand and gravel washed by many tides and many storms into the south-east corner of the pier jutting under the East Cliff, known locally as Tate Hill Pier. But, strangest of all, the very instant the shore was touched, an immense dog sprang up on deck from below, as if shot up by the concussion, and running forward, jumped from the bow on the sand. Making straight for the steep cliff, where the churchyard hangs over the laneway to the East Pier so steeply that some of the flat tombstones - 'thruff-steans' or 'throughstones,' as they call them in the Whitby vernacular - actually project over where the sustaining cliff has fallen away, it disappeared in the darkness, which seemed intensified just beyond the focus of the searchlight. Bram Stoker found some of his inspiration for Dracula after staying in the town. He stayed in a house on the West Cliff (the Crescent). Stoker found a general history book at the Whitby Library (which was near the Quayside originally). He tells us so at the top of a sheet of his notes taken from William Wilkinson's 'An Account of the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia' (1820). These notes contain the only reference to Dracula (the historical figure) in all of Stoker's papers. There seems to be little doubt that Whitby is where he discovered the name. Prices Adult £1.95 Child £1.50 Concession £1.50 Family £6.00 (2 adults & 2 children)

The Dracula Experience has been in Whitby for donkey's years, and still seems to be a very popular…read moreattraction! It is situated on Marine Parade, opposite the Lifeboat Mooring. It is open all year round, including Christmas and New Year! I visited the Draculsa Experience a couple of years back with my niece who was 13 at the time. We kind of knew what to expect, and we weren't disappointed! Although there's really not much to the attraction itself it does have it's charm; it's basically just a walk-through telling the story of Dracula, with waxworks and spooky noises to give it that authentic spooky feel! There was a live actor on when we visited (at least i hope it was an actor) and he was following us around touching us with his long rubber hands! We thought this was hilarious as we kept telling him to go away and making the sign of the cross at him! I would recommend the Dracula Experience for adults and older children; it would probably be too scary for most under sevens. It is a daft laugh and you can't knock it for some cheap entertainment!