Disappointed that there wasn't more to see here - should be able to get vouchers on line for people with larger families
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Disappointed that there wasn't more to see here - should be able to get vouchers on line for people with larger families
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Slighrly So 1950s for evrey 21st Wheelchair User & beyond......
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really great place, everyone should go :)
lace market is fantastic
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just a shell of a building because of local cutbacks not used anymore
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We followed street signs to the lace market which seemed to take you all round the block !! we asked a couple of local people who siad you are in it ! there is no market its just the name of the district there is a row of boutique style shops thats all.
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heritage surpassed, most interesting display and available merchandise for sale.
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I love this part of Nottingham. The buildings are quite unique and there is so much history associated with location
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Nottingham used to be centre of the world lace-making. It was in Nottingham that Lancastrian Sir Richard Arkwright settled with his cotton spinning machines. It was mass productive automaton in the early 18th century, long before Ford created his factories in the USA.
Nottingham lace became world famous for quality and design.
Nottingham lace is still world famous, but it...
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