A good car rental place to go when you need a car for a few days. Located on hearsal lane near spon…read moreend. They mainly deal with Vauxhall cars but can occasionally be seen with a few Audis etc in their car park. The forecourt is full of cars and there is a pressure washing unit in one corner to clean everything that goes in and out. To the right is their reception. This is where you book a car. The staff are helpful as they take a few details from you and add it to their pc's. After this has been done you can almost choose what vehicle you drive away with. Cars are always in great condition and drive really well. Definetaly worth goin to to rent a car.

Wilnecoat train station is located between tamworth and birminghan new street, and is served by…read morecrosscountry trains on a limited service. The station is alo run by crosscountry trains, however it does not feature a ticket office or machine and tickets can be purchused onboard the train with no penalty fare. Services run to Derby, Nottingham, Birmingham, and Cardiff Central stations. Wilnecoat train station has limited services, therefore its is advisbale to check the train times before travel, but the majority of services are run in the peak times of morning and evening during the working week, as the timetable has changed recently in december, there have been a number of changes at the station with service numbers.

Yeah, this is a pretty cool station, but in a way it is sort of like a lot of the major stations…read morethat you encounter along the British rail network. Yeah, I have to admit that it is pretty cool, and the trains do come along here quite regularly. In fact, that they come through here regularly is actually pretty cool because it means that I don't get stuck in one place. Also, it is a relatively short walk to the main part of the town.

Negative review for Leicester train station. I love an East Midlands train station as much as the…read morenext man, but this experience really put a disgusting taint on my overall opinion. Me and my mates were on our way back to Cambridge after what I can only describe as a 'mammoth' day out in Wigan, and we had to change in Leicester to get on our penultimate train. Unfortunately, as we were absolutely legging it around the station in order to assure we made our 15-minute connection, we were confronted. Some bloke said that if we didn't get out of his sight then he would 'tonk us to oblivion' and 'smash the ever-living ****' out of us. We felt quite unsafe and two of my friends had to be restrained on platform 3. We resultantly almost missed our train. However, at the end of the day I have been here twice and the first time was bliss. The facilities are good and match the demand given how many major destinations are available to directly travel to. Decent destination, could be more central but obviously can't be moved because that would be arguably overly industrial.

this being my local company, i cant praise them highly enough. almost always on time, always…read morefriendly, competitive rates, clean cabs, overall, a great service. if i had to state a downside to them, it would be that a certain driver is under the impression he is an over the hill Nigel mansell. that's their only problem.

A cute little train station where it only takes 17mins (to be precise!) to cruise into the centre…read moreof town. The station has recently had a fresh lick of paint, which has really spruced up the place. The ticket office tends to be shut after 6pm, so you will need to go down the ramp and across the bridge to get to the other platform for trains heading towards Brum.

Canley Rail Station is located on the west coast mainline between Coventry and Birmingham…read moreInternational stations. Canley is served by london midland services to Birmingham new sgtreet, and coventry, northampton, and london euston. the station has around 2 to 3 services per hour in eiher direction, and fares to london uston from £5 one way! fares to other desternations are also very reasonable. Canley station has a ticket office and penalty fates are in operation of £20 so you have been warned!

It's the nearest station from warwick uni, trains sometimes delayed (no fault to station), good…read moreservice, don't leave your bike though not sure it's gonna survive

For a sunny day at half-term, this place is perfect. As well as the cafe, there is a community…read moreorchard, a field full of cows, an adventure playground and a woodland walk. The visitor centre itself was designed to show-case green technology, and was kick-started in 2001 with £1m of lottery money. Some of the technology appears to need updating, and it could be better explained to visitors. However, the park is great. It feels like open countryside, despite being only a mile or two from the centre of Leicester. Well worth a half-day visit.

Great place to walk the dog. Loads of trees, with numerous paths - some tarmac and some grass. And…read moreusually other dogs to meet! Two children's play areas - one for little kids and one suitable for all other sizes. Even my teenagers enjoy going on things like the zipwire. Visitor centre is so-so. Reception staff are helpful and usually friendly, but restaurant is nothing to write home about. Local schools do visits, so you may run into them during term time...

Worst food I've ever eaten..truly diabolical…read more We went for Sunday lunch and had to wait 2 hours. The place was practically empty (we now know why) and when the food did arrive it wasn't what we ordered, half was missing and the plate's were filthy. The manager did not want to listen and blamed us. Tried to suggest we didn't know what good food was. This claims to be a "gastro" pub when it's more of a disaster.

This pub is always on form. We have been for evening meals, Sunday lunches, quick weekday snacks…read moreand even a work's Christmas party. We have never known the quality of food or the drinks to drop beyond superb. There is an extensive regular menu including lighter choices but the real beauty of The Wheel is it's specials. Always at least three fish dishes and varying meats (inc. offal) and vegetarian options. I have no idea how such a small kitchen continues to turn out faultless menus. There isn't currently a children's menu but they will always adapt any of the dished for the smaller guest. I was reliably informed that they are printing a new 'regular' menu as we speak so we will be back soon to test it out! They also cater for dietary requirements, just ask. There is an outdoor seating area but when the sun shines you need to get there early. A small downstairs bar and a larger upstairs dining room makes up for the restaurant with some sofas in the bar area too. Don't miss this delightful place! Small warning though that they don't serve all day so always check before you go! I think lunch service finishes at 2pm. Don't miss this one if you are in the area.