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Outdoor drinking and dining are set to return from 12 April (if the easing of lockdown restrictions proceeds as set out in the Government's roadmap) and if you’re already imagining that first sip of freshly poured beer or sipping a cool cocktail in the sunshine, we’ve compiled a guide to our favourite beer gardens in Nottinghamshire for post-lockdown inspiration and planning.

Whether you’re a photography pro, a camera amateur or you just want to get that killer shot for Instagram, Nottingham is a great place to get some superb snaps. The city is pretty as a picture, with a huge variety of beautiful architecture and new and intriguing things to discover around every corner, so why not check out our photo walk for some inspiration?

We all know the benefits of getting out and about into the great outdoors, particularly over the past year. Nottinghamshire's beautiful gardens range from rolling country parks full of history to top quality garden centres, and all are worth a visit. Please check their websites and social media before you visit, and ensure you maintain social distancing and follow current lockdown rules.

Ready for spring and summer? We certainly are! We're now allowed to meet one other person outdoors for recreation, so it's the perfect excuse to grab your wicker baskets and gingham blankets and head off into the great outdoors for a picnic.

If you’re the type who likes to wine and dine your sweetheart or celelbrate Valentine's Day with a romantic meal for two, Notts' fabulous restaurants have got you covered with some very special take-away and heat-at-home options, so you can send less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying each other’s company.

Valentine's Day is fast approaching, but thanks to coronavirus we won't be dining out in fancy restaurants or relaxing in a luxurious hotel (sigh!). If you're feeling down about swapping your stilettos for slippers this year, why not simply postpone your romantic day or night out by purchasing a gift voucher for an experience to enjoy in the future instead?