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Helping to keep the Richmond Riverside blooming and beautiful.

Thu 4th Dec at 6:00pm
Sun 16th Nov at 8:33pm
Does this happen every week?
Sun 16th Nov at 8:41pm
Hi Andrea. Our Achilles International UK sessions happen every Thursday at 6pm, but from different locations. This week is at Paddington Rec Track, Maida Vale. But we also meet at Emirates Stadium, Arsenal and Stratford Olympic Park during the Winter months. All safe for guiding at night, and floodlit. We return to Hyde Park, Lancaster Gate in Spring.
Wed 26th Nov at 11:14pm
Thank you Simon. I will be traveling to London the week of December 8th and would love to join that week! Can you confirm where the one on Thursday December 11 will be?
Wed 3rd Dec at 6:30pm
Hounslow Report written by Anastasia Hancock (she/her)
If the numbers of bulbs we have planted over the past few weeks is anything to go by, the borough of Hounslow is going to be soon bursting at the seams with spring flowers! It's great to think, as we run round Gunnersbury, Chiswick and beyond next year, that GoodGym helped fill the borough with tulips, daffs, narcissus and more.
Last night we were working outside Gunnersbury tube helping Abundance clear the raised beds of old grasses and lavender, and replant them with bulbs in fresh compost.
We started off with a short run down to the task, where we found that there was a vast difference in tolerance to the cold, wet conditions. While some of us sported several layers, from hat to Christmas socks, others took a more tropical approach in tshirt and shorts! Whatever our choice of December outfit, we all got stuck in to the job.
The air was soon filled with the scent of lavender as we carefully preserved the grasses and dug in new bulbs. First person to spot the first bulb up next year wins a prize!
Before long the raised beds were filled with the promise of spring flowers, so we ran off to our next spot for some balance and cardio based fitness. We started off with the one legged closed eyes squat test before moving on to a round of circuits, and finishing with a minute squat challenge. That soon warmed us up!
This weekend we have a mission on Chiswick eyot and next week we're going to be sowing cowslips at Turnham Green. Good luck to Pippa, Michelle, Jon and Will this weekend, racing everything from 5miles up to marathon - have a great one!
Thu 4th Dec at 5:00pm
Thu 4th Dec at 6:00pm
Be a sighted runner and explore the world of guide running!
Read moreMon 8th Dec at 6:45pm
Helping to keep the Richmond Riverside blooming and beautiful.
Read moreWed 3rd Dec at 6:30pm
Support this local charity beautify our public spaces
Read moreMon 1st Dec at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Adam Stephens
Eight GGers kept calm and braved the stormy weather in order to finish off providing a coat of paint to the INS hall way and stairs ahead of their Xmas celebrations.
Adam led Lucy, Africa and Jade on a rather chilly evening warm up and jog through the glorious Christmas lights of Twickenham, while others such as Ken, Suze, Chris and JP found their own way. Once arrived we were ready to roll and were kitted out by task owner Sarah with rollers and paintbrushes and we set about making a splash!
We were on a roll and just like that it was job done! Chris led the way with the washing up team and it was soon time to ease down.
Mon 1st Dec at 6:45pm
Creating a calm, welcoming space and taking some pressure off staff
Read moreWed 26th Nov at 6:30pm
Hounslow Report written by Anastasia Hancock (she/her)
At GoodGym Hounslow we're practically experts at planting bulbs now! The team kicked off the season by putting in daffs at Chiswick House, last week we were brightening up the High Rd with tulips and last night we were back at Harvard Hill to plant 300 narcissus bulbs. By next week, when we go to Gunnersbury tube to help Abundance get yet more bulbs in the ground we'll be a finely tuned planting machine!
We met with one of the lead volunteers of Friends of Harvard Hill, who handed over the tools and bulbs and gave us instructions about where they all needed to go. Luckily the ground wasn't totally frozen, although it was certainly nippy conditions last night! It was great to meet our favourite project manager, Sybil the Cat, at the task. She kindly oversaw our work making sure our planting was paw purrfection.
After 40 minutes of hard graft, we had got to the bottom of the sack. There was just one more thing to do to ensure we didn't get too chilly - a lower body blast. We kicked off with pogos, moving on to curtesy lunges, jack lunges and squats before calling it a night. Job well done!
This Saturday we have a mission with Trees for Cities - you can find all the details and sign up here
Finally, a huge congratulations to Maxime who, last weekend made it to that magic milestone - 50 good deeds! What an achievement - great to see you in your black tshirt Maxime!
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