77 Month Streak
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Greenwich
📍One of the Greenwich Parkruns! SE10, SE7, SE3, SE18
Parkrun only happens when enough people step forward to help, so let’s show them the GoodGym spirit!

Sat 22nd Aug at 11:00am
Tue 25th Aug at 6:45pm
Spruce up the hall which is well used by lots of community groups
Read moreSat 22nd Aug at 8:30am
Parkrun only happens when enough people step forward to help, so let’s show them the GoodGym spirit!
Read moreWed 19th Aug at 6:45pm
Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
Last night, 9 GoodGym Greenwichites got stuck into another productive evening of running and doing good.
A special welcome to Aidyn, who joined us for his very first good deed! Welcome Aidyn and we hope it’s the first of many! 🎉 And a huge congratulations to Aman on reaching an amazing 50 good deeds, as well as becoming our newest Taskforce member👏
Our tasks were a mix of indoor and outdoor jobs. In the community garden, we got busy weeding and watering, helping keep the space looking its best. Meanwhile, inside, we continued the slightly more dramatic task of taking down ceiling panels ready for gilding. And bring down the ceiling we did 😁
With everyone working efficiently, we got through it all in just 40 minutes, leaving enough time for a quick group photo before heading out for the run back to Charlton House.
Coming up: This weekend on Saturday we have gardening at Hervey Road and on Sunday we have clearance at windrush primary in Thamesmead.
Next Wednesday we're at the woodland walk by the memorial hospital.
Until next time, you wonderful human beings 👋
Rachel
Mon 17th Aug at 6:30pm
Lewisham Report written by Paul B (he, him, me duck)
An intrepid group of runners left Glass Mill a bit earlier than normal for our longest run of the year to Baring Road Allotments which are being converted from rubbish strewn abandoned ground into community allotments. We met Clare and Louise at the task.
We were issued with gloves and wheelbarrows which were skipped down to far end of the site, past sunflowers to collect rubbish, wood and bricks then trundled slowly back with the barrows to split into metals, wood and stone with the rest heading into the skip. We filled around a dozen barrows. It was a lovely task, in a beautiful location with plenty of wildlife (fox cub and loads of parakeets; Lindsay even had time to brush up her archery
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