Well, yesterday was such a lovely experience being on BBC Radio Nottingham – I really did enjoy it. Thank you so much for having us! 😁

You can catch me and The Nott’m Lass on BBC Radio Nottingham this morning at around 10:15 – do tune in if you can! 🎙️

First time visiting Dolbadarn Castle and I must say, I absolutely loved it. It’s such a lovely spot, and the views from the top really are something special!

The Duke of Lancaster in Holywell, North Wales - built in 1955 by Harland & Wolff (the same shipbuilders as the Titanic 👀). She spent years as a passenger and car ferry before plans were made to turn her into a huge leisure attraction with shops, restaurants and more… but planning issues sto

Did you know this peaceful spot in North Wales holds one of the most fascinating legends? 👀💚 At St Winefride’s Well, it’s said that Winefride was brought back to life after her head was severed… and where it fell, a healing spring appeared. It’s now one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in Brita

If you love art, this one’s a must… 🎨 J. M. W. Turner (known in his time as William Turner) was drawn to Dolbadarn Castle in North Wales and painted it back in 1799. You can see why - dark, moody skies and that dramatic landscape… it’s got that proper romantic feel he was famous for. Everywhe

What would you do with an old theatre no one uses anymore… knock it down? 👀 Not in Llandudno. This one’s been brought back to life as a The Palladium Wetherspoon… and honestly, it’s absolutely stunning inside 😍

Called in at the Lemon Tree Tea Rooms in Llandudno while I was out and about, and I must say the latte went down a treat. A nice little stop for a sit down and a warm drink. ☕🙂

Have you ever noticed how loads of places on the east coast of America have got Welsh names like Swansea, Cardiff, Carnarvon (Caernarfon) and even a place called Wales? 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 It all goes back to the 1600s when people from Wales emigrated to America looking for land and work, and when they se

If you want a giggle this morning, watch this until the end 😅 Thank you so much to GustBuster UK for sending the umbrella – it’s supposed to withstand winds up to 55mph… and to be fair, it didn’t struggle one bit 🤣 Me on the other hand nearly got swept out to sea! 🌬️ Llandudno is soooo win

When I’m not out filming fun facts and quirky bits, I’m usually off on a walk… but somehow I always end up getting myself into a bit of a situation. Am I the only city girl who heads into the countryside… and immediately struggles? And of course, The Nott'm Lass is always there to film it

I’m here at Hucknall’s Flight Test Museum in Nottingham and what an incredible place this is ✈️ I’ve had a full tour around and seen some of the amazing inventions, engines and aircraft testing that happened right here. There’s so much history packed into this place! Lots of content coming yo

I woke up at 6:30 this morning to an amazing surprise… after just 55 days, Deb’s World has reached 10,000 followers on Facebook 😳💚 I honestly can’t believe how quickly this page has grown, and it’s all down to every single one of you who watches the videos, leaves comments, shares posts, and sup

So here is the Governor’s House in Newark - and inside this building is what’s believed to be one of the oldest toilets in the whole of the UK 😳🚽 The house dates back to 1474 and was later used during the Civil War in the 17th century. Legend has it that King Charles I stayed here and used a lon

Did you know that animal baiting once took place here in Newark? Years ago, animals were tethered to a post like this and forced to fight with dogs for entertainment - something that carried on until it was finally banned in 1835. This post has been placed here as a reminder of that past, and to

Did you know this Chantry Chapel inside St Mary Magdalene Church in Newark was built using money made from wool? 🐑 When wool merchant Thomas Meryng died around the year 1500, he left instructions for a chapel to be built in his memory - funded by the wool from his own sheep. It just shows how

Did you know Bridgerton filmed a promotional film right here at Newark Town Hall? 👀 The ballroom was used for the shoot, and it really does look like something straight out of the series. The room dates back to 1776, during the Georgian period when King George III was on the throne, and it’s bee

Did you know Nottingham’s famous architect Watson Fothergill also designed a building here in Newark? This brilliant place behind me is now the Violin School, and if you look closely you can spot all the classic Fothergill details - decorative brickwork, and those distinctive windows 👀 Once y

Just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who’s bought me a drink recently! ☕ It honestly means more than you know, and it really helps me keep getting out and filming new places 💚

This little house in Newark is just 6ft 9in wide - and when Princess Anne visited in the 1970s they installed a special toilet for the occasion! 🚽 Imagine if she didn’t need it after all! 😂