Jonny Carter

Birmingham

GoodGym Area Activator for Birmingham. Love all things running, including road, track and even cross country when it isn't to muddy!


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Leafleting for Change Kitchen
🗓Thursday 11th April 6:45pm

📍Birmingham New Street Train Station B2 4QA

Change Kitchen provide access to healthy eating for disadvantaged people

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Jonny Carter signed up to a group run.

Tue 23rd Apr at 6:45pm

Leafleting for Change Kitchen

Change Kitchen provide access to healthy eating for disadvantaged people

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Jonny Carter went on a group run

Wed 27th Mar at 6:30pm

Rake it to make it

Hounslow Report written by Anastasia Hancock (she/her)

It was a night of hellos, farewells and celebrations last night at GoodGym Hounslow!

First off we welcomed Gus to his first session - so great to have you join us. Sadly we also learned that it was to be Maddy's last session with us (for now) as she's returning to sunnier lands. We'll miss you Maddy, send us an invite when you get GoodGym Brisbane off the ground!

We were also bidding a sad goodbye to Pippa, who is off to join GoodGym Brighton, but not before she made a perfectly timed exit with her 100th good deed. Great to see you'll be taking your wings tshirt with you, and come back and visit soon!

With so much going on we had a big group for the evening, which was just as well as we had a big task to match! After a warm up we set off for Gunnersbury park, where we were helping the wardens there clear some areas where brambles had been cut down to make way for grass and trees.

We soon claimed our fleet of wheelbarrow, donned the thick gloves provided to deal with the spiky brambles, and headed off into the dark to find our job for the evening.

The machines the park had used to clear the areas had left loads of cut brambles which they had asked us to tidy up, so we set to it. Talking about the races of the past weekend (well done Harvey, Alan and Steph!) we filled ton bags full of debris, only pausing to gently move a giant bumble bee who had made a home in it.

After a good stint we moved all the bags over to the path and made our way back to base. I've already had an email from the park warden Lizzy thanking the team for your hard work, so well done for all the efforts.

Next week we have a new task helping to tidy up a community centre's outside space. Hope to see you there!

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Wayne

Thu 28th Mar at 1:30pm

Great job guys..

Kash

Thu 28th Mar at 9:06pm

Welcome to GoodGym Gus!

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Jonny Carter went on a group run

Tue 26th Mar at 6:15pm

Raining Cats and Dogs!

Birmingham Report written by Morwenna Kearns

For this week’s Group Run we joined the Great British Spring Clean and the RSPCA to clear the Jewellery Quarter’s streets of dangerous litter.

The RSPCA receives around 5,000 calls every year regarding litter – that’s nearly 14 calls each day about animals who have been impacted by rubbish. Wildlife is the main victim, but litter like disposable vapes, balloons, drinks cans and plastic bags can also affect pets.

The drizzle had already started before the five of us headed out and got steadily heavier, until it was raining cats and dogs! No need to call the RSPCA though – all the real local animals were wisely staying dry indoors.

After collecting two big bags of rubbish – just a fraction of the 407,647 bags pledged by Great British Spring Clean volunteers this year – our walkers Amy and Miriam headed back to base while Jonny, James and Morwenna went on a 5km run along the canal towards town.

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