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Nottingham
📍The Greenway Centre NG2 4DF
Help publicise the free, accessible sessions run by IMPACD C.I.C.

Wed 19th Aug at 6:30pm
Nottingham Report written by Rachel Levick
It felt like we were in an episode of Garden SOS or Groundforce (or one of those similar garden makeover shows) last night as GoodGym Nottingham teamed up with the 1st Porchester Scout group to work at their scout hut.
Alongside parents and children from the group, GoodGymers Chris, Khiltee, ~Nat~, Rachel and first-timer Mike joined in with digging, chopping and pulling up a whole bunch of weeds and rubble from the outdoor area surrounding the building. The plan is to clear the area so that it can be evened out and made more welcoming and usable again, including installing some steps for better access.
This was a really enjoyable evening and we hope to return to help out some more in the coming weeks.
Welcome to Mike who joined us for his first GoodGym task, and to ~Nat~ for doing the double with the previous night’s task too – it’s not a competition but this task was probably her favourite as she got to use a leaf blower!
Next week we will be back at Sherwood Community Centre – sign up here.
Wed 23rd Sep at 6:30pm
Help maintain a community asset and heritage building by chipping in with upgrades and making the place look refreshed and welcoming
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Read moreSun 9th Aug at 8:30am
Nottingham Report written by Peter Edwards
Three GoodGymers made their way down to Forest Rec to help out at this weeks Junior parkrun. Elspeth and Peter donned their yellow hi-viz and collected their arrows and cones to marshall around the two lap 2km course. Rachel meanwhile, put on the orange hi-viz, ears and tail for the important role of "tail" walker, brilliantly assisted by daughter Nefeli. 27 enthusiastic runners and walker made it round and Peter reached his 25 volunteer milestone. Just goes to show, not all heroes wear capes!
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