Tom Peacock


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Tom Peacock went on a group run

Tue 19th Mar at 6:30pm

Getting to the root of the issue

Kingston upon Thames Report written by Rachel White

Tuesday's group run got us up the hill to Surbiton Library where we met the walkers and the cyclists. A great turn out which was much appreciated as we had some heavy work to do. The ivy in the planters had got 2/3 foot deep and the poor plants were trying hard as they could but were struggling to get through the mass of roots and stems. It was our job to get rid of as much ivy as possible and free the plants.

With great gusto we grabbed loppers, secateurs and mattox and got to work. It took great effort to give the planters a haircut but we really got into it with our head torches in the dark. Once we shorn the first planter within an inch of its life we split into two teams with the first team continuing to get out as much of the root mass as possible and the second to start the process again with the other planter. So many hands did indeed make light work and we started the tidy up process well within the hour. Three massive sacks of green waste was produced from the two planters and 11 very delighted GoodGym volunteers!

We are looking forward to the next session where we empty out more of the planters so we can refill with good soil and then the planting can be done. Join us for the next session at Surbiton Library

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Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock went on a group run

Tue 5th Mar at 6:30pm

Wheelie fun evening at Full Cycle

Kingston upon Thames Report written by Emma Crowe

We had another great evening helping out at Full Cycle, an independent, non-profit community bike project. We had the great honour of celebrating Emily's 100th good deed and we thanked her for her amazingness. Well done, Emily!

Eight GoodGymers got stuck in to the tasks Callum had lined up for us. Emma rolled up punctured inner tubes for recycling, Tom, Sabir and Rachel made rags to clean the bikes, and over the course of evening, together with Jade, Emily, Jo and Dave, we all helped to clean nine childrenā€™s bikes ready for resale or donating to children in need in the community. This might sound a quick and easy task but as anyone with a well-used bike will know, mud and grit can get in every nook and cranny! By using the three bike repair stands we were able to hang up each bike making all the nooks and crannies easier to reach! Hopefully we did a thorough job and can be invited back to help out again!

We all went in different directions from Full Cycle, walking, cycling and running, with a cool down at the Quaker Centre for those of us who wanted to head in that direction. Lovely to see Jo again - who now splits her time between Goodgym Bristol and GoodGym Kingston! šŸ‘

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Rachel White
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Tom Peacock signed up to a group run.

Tue 5th Mar at 6:30pm

Cleaning bikes and doing odd jobs at Full Cycle

Full Cycle is an independent, non-profit community group that donate bikes to people in need

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Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock went on a group run

Tue 27th Feb at 6:30pm

Never too-tyred to help at Full Cycle

Kingston upon Thames Report written by Emma Crowe

As a group we get head over wheels running - or pedalling - over to Full Cycle, an independent, not for profit group, to help them get ahead on a few time consuming tasks.

This week the many hands of nine GoodGymers made light work checking and labelling dozens of inner tubes. Jas, Tom and Sabir focused on removing the inner tubes from a pile of tyres while Luke, Rachel, Claire, Julie, Dave and Emma pumped and deflated dozens of inner tubes waiting for our attention, sorting out the good from bad. It may not sound like a significant job but with the air tight ones all rolled up, labelled and stored in different crates for the different sizes, the maintenance team will now be able to easily reach for the right inner tube to fit in a bike they can sell second hand or give to someone in need in Kingston. And donā€™t worry about the punctured inner tubes - they all get recycled.

A run back along Kingston Road saw us back at the Quaker Centre, where our cool down gave us an opportunity to check whoā€™ll be attending the range of other great tasks lined up for this week.

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Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock signed up to a group run.

Tue 27th Feb at 6:30pm

Clean bikes for Full Cycle

Full Cycle is an independent, non-profit community group that donate bikes to people in need

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Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock went on a mission

Thu 8th Feb at 10:30am

From rains to reins

Kingston upon Thames Report written by Tom Peacock

A thoroughly wet and miserable day was brightened up by a morning visit to see Miss A. We both have an interest in horses and horse racing so we had plenty to talk about, but she is somebody anyone would enjoy chatting to about a host of other passions that she has. I learned some new things and I think she appreciated the visit

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Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock went on a group run

Tue 6th Feb at 6:30pm

šŸŖ˜An office ConunDRUM šŸ„

Kingston upon Thames Report written by Claire Dunne

Tonight we were off to Searchlight to help out GoodGym member Martel and the other trustees.

The runners made it just in time before the heavens opened whilst others had a little shower on their walks and cycle rides over.

Martel explained the challenge. Empty a large office and fit it into a smaller one and move the drums from the small room to the large one to give the drumming group their own room.

We split into 2 groups; one group emptying the drums out of their storage room and the other emptying the office. We found all sorts of things including a hobby horse, spray paint and broken chair legs to name a few.

Having cleared out lighter items it was time for the heavy lifting. Tom, Petra and Julie moved the desk, whilst Emma helped with the safe shuffle. Petra and Julieā€™s gym sessions definitely paid off as they managed to lift a filing cabinet between the rooms.

Once empty Jade gave the office a good hoover then Emily and Claire started to put drums in.

We converted the small room into an office working out how to fit all the furniture in and sorted the items we had taken out of the old office until everything had a home.

A quick spot of drumming whilst we had a photo (we wonā€™t give up the day jobs!) and it was time to head in to the drizzle on our runs, walks and cycle rides. A big shout out to Luke who ran all the way to the postcode but couldn't find the entrance! Hopefully we've figured out a way to get in touch next time there's an issue with directions.

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Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock signed up to a mission.

Thu 8th Feb at 10:30am

Social Visit for Miss A who enjoys gardening, walking and horse racing and was a keen cyclist

She will feel less isolated, something she particularly feels in the winter months

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Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock has been Social Visits verified šŸ„³

Monday 5th February

Social Visits Verified

Social Visits Verified

Tom Peacock has been Social Visits verified

Tom is trying something new and expanding their mission repertoire. They are now ready to tackle loneliness and social isolation in their local area through Social Visit missions.

Rachel White
Tom Peacock
Tom Peacock signed up to a group run.

Tue 6th Feb at 6:30pm

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