Located at Christleton High School this is a fantastic Sports Centre, With a newly refurbished gym,…read moresmall in size but with all the equipment you need. Swimming pool, indoor and outdoor tennis/netball courts, football pitches. Free parking apleanty.

Very good place to do a range of sports. The Staff are excellent and definitely on the ball. My…read morehusband had fallen and twisted his ankle and the support and treatment we received off the staff was outstanding. The place is clean and looked after and there is more than enough parking spaces.

Massive lake I like going with my dog to watch the boats and people trying to sail lol and round it…read moreis a near by woods were I can take my dog for a walk and at the end of the woods there a canal were you can have a seat and watch the barges go by

Old school but with tonnes of style and setting to the extreme…read more Love this place. My first ever wall I visited and converted me. Never looked back since. The venue my not be the newest but the quality of the routes and the friendlyness of the staff is the best I've experienced. Got me strong and made me who I am today. Can't thank the place enough. Keep up the great work and I'll always be visiting.

Took my old (2021) trusty for a service. Had really high hopes judging by the reviews (and price) …read more I wasn't in a hurry,left the bike with cyclehouse for about two weeks. Work required: service, and upon furter inspection: new chain, new cassette, new break pads back&front. Asked for the tyre change (brought my own set) Work completed by the shop: full (mid level £100)service + new chain & new casette, guys changed the tyres free of charge which I thought, was a nice touch. Issues: 1. don't get me wrong, my bike wasn't super clean but I'd thought if you're changing the chain and cassette you'd at least wipe/clean the derailleur including pulleys as well as the hub & front sprockets down from the old buildup grease and dirt/gunk. It looks a mess. Makes you think what is actually included in that 'full service' 2. Gears - after collecting and taking the bike for a test drive, noticed that rear cassette was grinding on two or three mid cogs, took it back for a "re-tune", now it's engaging on all but is very noisy and still grinding slightly on two smallest cogs. I'm no expert but maybe slight frond derailleur adjustment would help? 3. Breaks - I thought I'll do them myself as it was a tad more expensive than I would normally pay for the pads; came to changing them and the rear safety pin is missing and I'm 100% sure it was there when I dropped the bike off at cyclehouse

I could not speak highly enough of the team at Cycle house. Absolutely top draw service. I bought…read moremy first bike from them back in May of 2012 and I've not looked back. I didn't have a clue what I was looking for but I left there with the perfect bike for me. The after sales are as good if not better! The guys in the workshop must be sick of me! They assembled the bike originally and have been great ever since. They have offered me all sorts of advice. I've had a couple of accidents on the bike whilst I was getting use to cycling for the first time. The accidents left me a little nervous and left my bike requiring a safety check. The guys were quick to reassure me not to worry, just to bring the bike in at my convenience. The turn around on my bike was just 24 hours and the communications were excellent. A particular note to one of the work shop lads. Sorry I don't know his name but he wears glasses. Top draw lad. Patience of a Saint! Thanks a lot to everyone at Cyclehouse

My husband and I did the Beatles cycle tour which was really interesting and enjoyable as our…read moreguide, Phil, knows a lot about the Beatles and you get to see their old stomping grounds. This was a great way to see areas of Liverpool we wouldn't have otherwise and had I not gotten ill for the remainder of our visit, would have loved to have had a pint or two at the hidden little pub Phil pointed out to us where no tourists go. Even though the day was cold, damp and misty, it was still a great way to spend 3 1/2 hours in Liverpool.

Oh oh oh oooooh! I totally love lavender, so was pleased to find the only Organic Lavender farm in…read morethe UK. Various named varieties of Lavender, as well as Peppermint and Chamomile, are grown, harvested and distilled on the farm. Full day events, afternoon and evening tours and talks are available. As well as events organised for the public, continuing education for qualified therapists is available. There is a shop which sells organic essential oils, personal care products, vegetable soaps, herb creams, lotions, hand cream, shampoo, conditioner, bath oils, candles and other aromatherapy products that have been grown and distilled on the farm. Vegetable soaps made on the farm with the organic essential oils and natural plant extracts are also on sale. It's worth it just for the lavender smell!

Usual sports shop, selling clothes trainers and other sporting accessories. Not particularly cheap…read morenor a very large choice but worth a gander, just in case!

Cotswolds is an outdoor adventure store selling all sorts of equipment such as rock climbing gear,…read morecamping and footwear. The store is relatively expensive with it being specialists in its subject so don't expect to come here with a bargain in mind. However, the items they sell are all top notch and some of the brand names are well known for their quality in terms of durability which is exactly what one will need to sustain the outdoor environment. Personally, I have not bought anything from the store as I am not an adventurist although you don't necessarily have to be a camper or a climber. They also do sell casual wear such as sunglasses, socks and summer hats! It is a "nice" store as I would simply describe it and inviting to the eye.