Tonights we were given 120 Daffodil bulbs to plant at Catton Grove Community Centre. 9 GoodGymer's ran 6km to the venue as the sun was setting, and met Linda who provided the tools.

Listening to the sounds of Zumba coming from indoors, we spread out to plant the bulbs. We were also able cut back some of the bushes and clear away weeds around the entrance.

Ah hour flew by and the task was complete. Massive Kudos to Elizabeth who achieved her 500th Parkrun Volunteer session at the weekend! And High Five to Ben for his 10th Good Deed tonight.

It was a lovely warm evening this week as 4 GoodGymer's ran to Catton Grove Community Centre.

We were greeted as always by Linda with a set of tools. Our task was to clip, snip & weed all areas around the front of the building, access path and entrances.

We quickly got down to the task and after an hour, job done! GoodGym strikes again. We can’t wait to return later in the year.

Tonight 5 GoodGymers returned to Catton Grove Community Centre.

We were tasked with planting various types of bulbs in the flower beds, so 4 of us got to work digging and planting, and even spaced some of the bulbs into a pretty “G” for “GoodGym” shape in the soil!

Another member removed moss and weeds from the patio outside the community centre entrance to freshen it up a bit.

The bulbs we planted last year had already bloomed and looked beautiful, so it will be great to return to see what tonight’s bulbs look like once they are in bloom too.

The team got stuck in this evening as we cleared leaves and planted spring bulbs.

Everyone worked hard and achieved a lot.

Thanks Maddy for the great photos!

After a day of torrential rain, luckily we were still able to visit Catton Grove Community Centre.

The two main tasks were to cut back some overhanging trees, which Mark, Alina and Jonathan focused on doing.

While Elizabeth, Maddy, Jennifer and myself got our hoes in action and cleared the weeds in the brickweave leading up to the centre and in the car park.

A few of the gang finished the evening by picking some Cherry Plums.

Well done to the GoodGymers who helped cut and clear back at Catton Grove Community Centre.