Nuneaton recent comments:

I visited the chemist to buy some medicine and was shocked with the ignorance of the pharmacist. I also noticed an old lady in a mobility scooter was waiting at the counter before me. He knew we were waiting because he looked at us on a number of occasions but he never acknowledged us, instead he hid in the room behind the counter. We had to wait over 15 minutes before another member of staff came to to the counter. By this time, I had enough and went to Boots to get my medicine. There , I received prompt service and a coupon for my troubles. I shall shop at Boots from now on.

Intelligent Recycling does not exist here anymore, they've moved on for some unknown reason.

the Shaikh family lives here they are Zakirhussein Mumtaz Masirah and Looqman. They have another daughter but her name is not known to me.

After the disappointment of Woolworths and TJ Hughes; 99p Stores has opened its doors to shoppers. http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/2012/09/19/nuneaton-mum-attempts-world-record-trolley-dash-at-99p-store-92746-31866561/

If you wish to see wider aisles full of similar products, please visit the Poundland in Market Place... ^_^

It is a shame to see the iconic M&S be replaced with a company which clearly lacks "prestige". There are now two Poundlands in the town centre and the newer store offers nothing new; just the same nondescript fare but in larger quantities. The quality intrinsic to a company such as the former M&S shall be sorely missed.

i would also like to add to that that if anyone who has children who need schooling wembrook is the place to go for very good teaching and there is also extra curiculm for anyone who likes clubs i.e football cricket and library

i go here it is amazing for anyone wanting to find basic info about it click this link http://www.wembrook.warwickshire.sch.uk/p_Home.ikml

I guess Jordan is amphibious!

niot in a bush in a house

daniel ley lives there with me soon

Jordan Gibbs

My Mate Lives There

big up gfm.

One of my fondest memories of this park is when my mother brought me and my brothers here to play in the old playground which was located in the south-east behind the bandstand. There was a concrete rolling hill section where there was a slide at the peak of a hill and monkey bars which spanned a small concrete valley; I remember being terrified and amazed of this play area which was cruelly shifted to the inferior whale paddling pool section in later years. There was also a greenhouse-type aviary, however, my best memory was of my mother taking us to the travelling amusement fair which was kept annually (then) in Pingles Park and walking through the tunnel underneath the railway line separating the two parks. Thanks to our Mum, my brothers and I enjoyed toffee apples, train rides and the thrill of listening to our echoes in the dark tunnel.

A location which is an important part of my childhood. My father used to bring me here when I was a small child. Later, I visited here often from childhood to early adolescence playing football on the grass field (whilst being chased by the occasional dog) and cricket using the old pelican spring rider as the stumps! Me and my childhood friends would go through a phase of either using this park or Courtaulds Park (further south) as our main venue for recreation. I miss the good old days!

The new feature to add comments to photos is very useful indeed, so I have re-uploaded the old photo of the Riley's Pool Snooker and Poker Club of how it looked before when the nightclub ‘Fever ‘moved in to this location.

Dave, this is not the official website for 'The Dance Unit'. This is a geographic website which identifies places. It's kinda like Pamoramio and Wikipedia rolled into one. However, none of the actual owners are ever linked to this site, especially via communications.

do you do evening dance classes for my 6 year old daughter? hope to hear from you very soon dave parker mobile number 07810364673