Spent the morning at the Jenner clinic directing patients.

Spent the afternoon at Downham Leisure centre helping with the vaccination clinic.

Walked to drop off two old laptops at Ewart Community Hall in Forest Hill so they could be refurbished for use in the community. Most likely to be donated to households for homeschooling!

It was more of a brown Christmas than a white one at the Wilderness...mud, mud and more mud after all the rain we've been having. But this didn't deter 5 Good Gym volunteers from turning up on a Saturday in December to help continue clearing some space for an outdoor classroom. In addition to the usual digging up of bramble roots and raking of ivy, we got to use a saw to remove some tree stumps (excellent upper body workout opportunity).

And huge CONGRATULATIONS to Oli - it was his 100th Good Deed!!!!!!!! Celebrated with a socially distanced coffee afterwards, just in time before Tier 4 hit! Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On an incredibly wet Saturday in Catford, 10 of GoodGym's most dedicated helpers showed some roots who's boss.

Ah, what a treat to be back at the helm and what a treat to welcome some new visitors to Lewisham! A big welcome and Lewisham Love to Sarah, who was tackling her very first good deed - what a day to debut! A shout-out must also go to Lewis, who cycled all the way from Dartford and Alex who pedalled over from Tower Hamlets. Blimey!

No time was wasted in getting stuck in, with Oli kindly giving me some top tips on which tools work best (he's done this a few times now!). We had little teams working across the space, some digging up brambles, some raking, Louie weed-bashing and some very determined root-digging from Hector, Edward and Linda - one tree stump wasn't enough, so they kept moving on to bigger and bigger challenges!

You can see from the photos that the weather changed quite quickly, with rain coming down in buckets and the ground under our feet resembling the trenches. This didn't dampen everyone's spirit though, with a real focus towards the finish line, with whole areas cleared and very satisfied volunteers ready to grab hot drinks and get dry.

Well done everyone, this hard work will take the space that little bit closer to being an outdoor classroom. We look forward to welcoming our visitors back any time, keep an eye out for upcoming tasks!