Daniel DeFalco

3 weeks ago | nottinghamworld.com | Daniel DeFalco

The over 30s daytime disco events have soared in popularity over the past yearVicky McClure’s Day Fever disco is coming to Nottingham this summer with an event in an event in a city centre park. On Saturday, August 23, the Arboretum will host a “perfect summer party” with dancing, bars and street food. Attendees can expect to hear the greatest nostalgic hits of the 20th century blaring out in the park famous for its role in the conception of Peter Pan’s Neverland.

3 weeks ago | nottinghamworld.com | Daniel DeFalco

The Telegraph has recognised the beauty spot as one of the top wild swimming spots in the UKA ‘hidden gem’ man-made beach near Nottinghamshire has been named by The Telegraph as one of the UK’s best wild swimming spots. The national newspaper has included Rutland Water, near Oakham, as one of the top 20 places to go for a wild swim this summer. Rutland Water was one of two East Midlands locations included in The Telegraph’s list, the other being Slippery Stones in Derbyshire.

3 weeks ago | nottinghamworld.com | Daniel DeFalco

National Fish and Chip Day is celebrated on the first Friday of June each yearIt’s fair to say that fish and chips is the ultimate cheat meal here in England. Traditionally enjoyed on a Friday or Saturday night, there are few greater pleasures than tucking into a plate full of fried goodness. Whether your go-to order is a battered sausage or a piece of crispy fish, it’s fair to say that a chippy tea rarely disappoints.

3 weeks ago | nottinghamworld.com | Daniel DeFalco

Spend a few days exploring these beauty spots over the summer - you won’t regret itIn this day and age it can be hard to escape from the stresses and strains of everyday life. Finding time to relax is in many ways a never ending struggle, particularly if you find yourself cooped up in an office five days a week. But finding ways to unwind and take our minds off things is essential for maintaining our mental health.

3 weeks ago | nottinghamworld.com | Daniel DeFalco

Discover the 10 worst-performing primary schools across the cityData has revealed the 10 worst-performing primary schools in Nottingham based on reading, writing and maths scores. According to the Department for Education, pupils are considered to be meeting this standard if they achieve a scaled score of 100 or above in their reading and maths tests, and their teacher assesses them as 'working at the expected standard' or better in writing.