This week we were spreading the word for our local youth housing charity.

Roundabout have some fantastic fund raising events coming up to help them fund the fantastic work they do, so our task tonight was to help spread the word locally to try and get more people aware of the events and get involved!

We started at our home of The Showroom Cinema and met Mhairi who gave us the low down on the upcoming events.

We spent 5mins or so sorting the leaflets out into easy to deliver stacks and then headed off up to Park Hill where we knew we could get a lot delivered in a small space of time!

And didn't we just, the plan was to try and deliver leaflets to as many flats as possible, but we were out by the time we reached the second floor!

We finished off with some view finding over the city skyline before calling it a night.

Until next time, happy running :)

Well this was an interesting one!

We met with Claire the Vicar on site at St Mary's church and got tooled up with spades and ho's to starting the turning over of a piece of land on the graveyard ready for planting of wild flowers.

It was really tough going but we gave it our best and turned over a good section of grass on the site ready for future planting.

St Mary's church behind us was beautifully lit and provided a wonderful backdrop for the evening.

We were visited by a couple of local Bobby's on bikes who at first must have thought we were grave robbers but soon realized we were up to good and not no good.

Until next time, happy running! :)

It was indeed an upward journey from The Showroom this eve, but we got there.

An excellent effort from Monika who had already done a gym class during the day and to Amelia who in her own words normally only runs when she's late for something!

We met Adrian at the task location. Adrian was already hard at work when we arrived, he must have saw us coming as he was cutting down some planter to size.

After saying hello to Angela and co and being offered biscuits we got to work with various tasks including:

• Looping back willow which would be used in various on site tasks
• Moving heavy pots
• More cutting back

Although it was dark and we couldn't see all the grounds it was great to contribute to this space which has so much love put into it for the children and the surrounding community. We'll be back!