Tuesday 20th October
Written by Leigh Hall
At Whitehorse Road Rec, the GoodGym crew, Turned up in force with a job to do!
With litter pickers and bags in tow, We searched for rubbish high and low!
A microwave, boots and a chainsaw too, You wouldn’t believe what people threw!
A mystery bottle and rubbish galore, We filled up our bags, then went back for more.
A brilliant turnout and a job well done, A cleaner park for everyone!
Saturday 17th October
Written by Brenda SMITH (She/her)
This GoodGymer swapped Croydon for the coast and volunteered at Great Yarmouth North Beach parkrun. Sand underfoot, sea alongside us and waves to dodge made this one to remember!
But wherever parkrun takes place, one thing stays the same: it needs volunteers. So whether you're at home or on your travels, get your name on a volunteer roster and help keep the parkrun magic going!
Saturday 3rd October
Written by Brenda SMITH (She/her)
Volunteer at parkrun and help make Saturday’s event a success. With a variety of roles, including marshalling, barcode scanning, finish tokens and tail walking, there’s something for everyone. A volunteer briefing is provided, so come along, get involved and be part of the team.
Saturday 26th September
Written by Brenda SMITH (She/her)
A big thank you to the two GoodGym members who volunteered at parkrun. Volunteering is at the heart of parkrun, and it's always nice to give something back alongside running or walking.
Sunday 27th September
Written by Rupal
A group of local residents and volunteers with Friends of Park Hill, settled in to clear back the abundance summer growth reducing access to the and blocking light from the street lamps.
Much done and still much to do! Join us for the second bite of the apple on Sunday 11th October at 1000
Wednesday 23rd September
Written by Rupal
A productive afternoon session trying to uncover the garden path for Ms D under a bush that is hugely overgrown and been infiltrated by brambles.
Managed to find and rescue a lovely old piece of garden decoration entangled in the bush so the many wind chimes can now sing freely as we go into the cooler seasons.
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