This is a great friendly club.We(steve del rio & the deltas) played there on the 19th may.The band…read more& our party were made very welcome.The club is well set out for live music & there was the usual bingo & a raffle too.Our gig went down really well from the reaction & comments we recieved so we look forward to returning there, and we would highly recommend the club to club goers. steve.t

vic club is great. snooker tables, local atmoshphere, and cheap cheap booze. and, they have a turn…read moreon now and again. could you ask for more? nope.

Fantastic soft play area for children. Reasonably priced,…read moregood equipment and helpful staff. Also cater for parties.

Bumpys on the outskirts of Derby is one of the best soft play centres I have visited in many years…read moreof attempting to entertain small children. It is secure to prevent unplanned escapes and very well planned from both the children's perspective and the parents. The soft play area theme is a hot air balloon with many slides, ball pools and climbing areas to exhaust the most active child and in any weather. It is reasonably priced and provides refreshments for all which can be eaten in comfortable seating more reminiscent of a living room. It has and a comfortable temperature whatever the number of hot children !

I really like Nottingham racecourse. I've only been midweek but found it had a good atmosphere…read morewithout being too busy. Nicely laid out venue so it is easy to get from watching the horses parade round the ring then to the front to put a bet on and to watch the race. When we went we booked a fairly priced deal where you got a bite to eat included - think it was sandwiches and a drink etc. You can also buy other food such as hot roast sarnies on site. I would recommend here for an enjoyable day out.

It's an ok night out to be had here, they do good special offers for food and admissions…read more Its supposed to be laugh having a bet on the dogs. however the tote staff can be a little on the impatient and rude side. Other than that the rest of the staff are lovely. The Booze is a bit pricey and the food is so so but it can be a right laugh especially if you go in a big group.

I Saw Exodus here last november and i thought it was the best place to see some Thrash…read moreLegends...small and sweaty....Quality....

Good little venue. Popular with students. Great live music.read more

The Midland Railway Centre is a lovely half day out for anyone who likes trains, no matter what…read moreage! There is a small cafe on the site offering hot and cold food and drinks. There is also a small play area for kids, although it is just a collection of unused childrens toys and slides in a penned off area. There is a tin church that has been relocated to this site, which is fascinating to see and read about. The Centre is accessed via Butterley or Golden Valley, and both sites are linked by a nature walk. There is no entrance fee, only if you want to catch one of the trains, then it gets expensive! They have regular outings of Thomas, and host a Santa Special at Christmas (obviously!) Personally I think the train trips are too expensive, and its definitely something to do as a special occasion, rather than a regular outing.

From the moment you go in your welcomed by lovely staff .I love this house so calming if I'm…read morehaveing a bad day I go visit . I like they have exhibitions and regularly change things keeping it fresh to visitors just been to Dracula exhibition was fab . The staff are friendly and informative can ask them questions anytime you don't feel rushed and can stay as long as you wish . They also have things on for children And there's a lovely little garden to sit in very peaceful so well done they get a full stars from me go visit

This is an interesting Georgian house, it serves as a museum of 18th and 19th century urban upper…read moremiddle class life in Derby. The museum is a 15 minute walk from the city centre approx. Pickford's House Museum is free of charge. It's not a huge place, so you won't be spending more than 45-50 minutes there. The exhibit consists of furniture and everyday objects from the 18th and 19th centuries, "peopled" with display dummies in period costumes. You cannot walk into the actual rooms on the ground floor, they're shielded with glass panes. On the upper floor there are small displays of chinaware as well as small figurines. There is nothing spectacular about this place, but the Pickford House Museum does offer an intriguing glimpse into another time. And when you're going to the Derby Art Gallery anyway, you might as well walk further and pay this place a visit. It's free after all.

It's a good museum with a wide variety of British planes (Lightning, Shackleton, Sea Vixen, and so…read moreon) and ones from different countries such as the Saab Drakken and Viggen, and Dassault Mystere IV. They also have the nicest looking outdoor Vulcan that I've seen. I did not try out their cafe, but that looked to be a good setup. That being said, there were times where it felt like they tried to cram too many aircraft in one area, and other times where they kept you so far away from the planes that you really couldn't enjoy them (such as the Saab Viggen). Also, being asked if you paid for admission while you're browsing the store is kind of off-putting. Maybe they need to employ stickers or something that makes it easy for the employees to know who's paid and who's not.

Well its alright for a museum ,but is quite outdated not well maintained and there is quite a few…read morecobwebs, the highlight is the shop with cheap (mostly good quality) nice things and the staff are also quite kind and willing to help.

Very nice small town museum, lots of interesting facts and ways of life of Loughborough throughout…read morehistory. And some slightly amusing games if you feel like being a child