2 Goodgymers joined the FoLP on their monthly litterpick. Although the numbers were small for this task the team still managed to get a fair amount of rubbish from around the park. Well done team

This week's group run too us up to Dallow Downs and the Ferndale allotment. Thanks to previous efforts this allotment that had fallen out of use is now fully occupied with keen growers.

the final part of bringing the allotment back into good use was clearing up collected bits of rubbish in the overgrown parking area.

We got rummaging in the foliage to find the bits of old wood, metal buckets and general litter left lying around and now grown over by thick plants, building an impressive pile ready for quick removal. With all the rubbish pulled out the area is safe for a strimming and reclaiming the area for better use.

We made quick work of it so we took the scenic route down the beautifully sunny downs and picked litter on the way. Filling a couple of bags with our findings before we got back onto the streets.

This weeks group run took the team on a fairly long distance run 4km out to Stony Hill nature reserve. A popular park space for after school playtime it was due for a tidy up of the usual forgotten litter.

Our team of seven got into every corner and copse of the park seeking bits to fill our bags. after thirty minutes or so we'd filled an impressive eight bags, set them by the road for collection and began the return 4km journey back into town.

2 Luton Goodgymers supported The Friends of Peoples Park with their monthly litterpick . As ever, many obscure finds and lot of good work done to collect around 20 bags of litter. The walk in the sunshine was nice and definitely made it worthwhile. Well done team, great job

Some of Luton Goodgym's finest came out this weekend to support the Friends of Leagrave Park with their monthly litterpick.
The task was made all the more enjoyable with the sun shining 🌞. The team collected the equivalent of 26 bags of rubbish. Great work team 👏 👍🏻 💪 👌 🙌

Just the one Goodgymer at this task but three others from the Friends of Winsdon Hill and Dallow Downs took to the hill and picked until their bags were bulging.

It's been a long slog over the last few months clearing a massive buildup of litter but it feels like we're getting on top of it now and going deeper into the woods to find litter, though there's still plenty left for sure.