recently taken over by buckingham bingo, a fair sized, and nicely decorated bingo hall but prizes…read moreare poor and you are unlikely to win any life changing amounts here. recently refurbished to a high standard which offers a separate gaming hall for slot machines which offers prizes around £250. loads of table games within the sessions, in fact too many in my opinion and therefore can make the night very costly. some staff rude un professional- but then you get what you pay for security good - security guard at the rear of the hall near to the co-op car park during the evening sessions.

this is a great social place to have fun and play bingo, its food and drink are very cheap, its…read morepostion in the town is very central within easy walking disitance to the local free carparks, bus stops etc, why not make a day of go shopping in the centre then a game of bingo , then on to one of the fab local resturants before catching a show at the castle great time out

flutters bingo has everything you would expect from a bingo hall, its opean tuesday and thusday…read morelunchtimes and everynight. it offers a bar and sell sandwhiches etc at a very cheap price, theres a small carprk around the back and its in walking distance to the local busstops

When you become a member they give you a a couple of £1.00 coupons to use when you visit again. In…read morethe last couple of years they have had two big wins the last of which was about £60,000!! Might be a lucky place?

Great fun and loads of money to be won. Great atmosphere.We had a great evening out for my friends…read morebday.

A surprisingly enjoyable and good value night out, the stadium has a down-at-heel air but you can…read morestill have a lot of fun. Watching the 'professionals' (dog racers, bookies and gamblers) is at least as fun as watching the races themselves, and for those of us who aren't inclined to wager next month's rent on a dog, the bookies are cheerfully accomodating of the unknowledgeable idiot placing tiny bets and asking which one is their dog, anyway. The food is pretty dire, but the drinks are fairly priced. The bar is remeniscent of a greasy spoon caff, all screwed down stained formica and ripped vinyl cushioning. The best atmosphere is to be had out on the stands, but even in summer it feels chilly, so wrap up warm. There is usually a small picket of animal rights campaigners at the entrance, the extent to which you may agree with them depends on who you listen to, but it is worth reading up on the subject and making up your own mind. If you do decide to pay a visit, the protestors do not intrude, merely making their presence known as you pass.

The greyhounds can be a great night out. Situated about 5 miles from town they are a little out of…read morethe way on the way towards Rugby. They are easy to find and have a good location for that side of town. They hold various race nights and at which you can have a meal or snack food. They serve a range of alcohol so you can make a night of what you are doing. There are various touts and you can do the more serious betting or you can just play it safe. There are even people who come round to your tables and even the seating outside to see if you would like to place a bet. The atmosphere of the place is great and is a fun night out.

I love Santa Pod and my main interest is the Volkswagen car events such as Bug Jam which is held…read morethere in July and is one of the biggest Volkswagen festivals in Europe. They have loads of specialist weekend and one day car events on all throughout the year as well as Run what ya brung car racing where you can race your car down the quarter mile track as well as loads of racing events. There are loads of seats to watch the racing as well as a huge grass bank and an area behind the start line - but don't stand there when the jet cars go up the track!! There are usually lots of stalls to buy things from as well as plenty of burger vans, pizza stands, jacket potato vans and other food products to tuck into. The campsite is huge and split over two fields. For the really popular events like Bug Jam it is advisable to get there as early as you can on day one as the fields get packed out with tents, camper vans and cars. The atmosphere is great and the facilities such as toilets and shower blocks have dramatically improved over the past few years. The portaloos are still not something I would venture into though. I would rather queue for the toilet blocks! You do have to pay £1 for a shower which I guess is OK considering the amount of people that these events attract. The water consumtion must be huge, although the prices of the weekend events is now really high and I know it has put a lot of people off going as it is just too expensive, especially if it rains as you can't do a lot apart from sit in your tent listening to the rain.

Fantastic raceway in Northampton, can see drag racing, classic car events and events throughout the…read moreyear, also has a great website, well layed out and a great family fun day out The online tickets work out cheaper than buying on the day so its worth taking a look. They also offer different vip and corporate packages to make the day extra special

this is a great place to go for a night out, it boasts a huge room and plays a big role in our…read morelocal community, it holds regular entertainment disco , race nights etc, and many of the locals hire the hall for birthday parties etc. the staff are very frendly and will go out of there way to help you. its position in the town is facing the local schools and it goes out of its way in supporting the schools by hiring the hall for school fetes etc, the only downside to this place is the lack of parking, (and you have to be a member).

Great place to chill out and also available to rent out for raves/parties. went to a rave there,…read moredrinks were at a reasonable price