A new location for Goodgym but one that may become a regular: The Brentford beeline!

A fee Goodgymers came to give a hand the group.of fierce volunteers aiming to transport this old abandoned railway into an accessible public space first for school kids but for all to enjoy in the long run.

To that end, many got to the tedious task of clearing out the path of thorns, weeds and other accident-prone features of the path while others were stopping ivyes from taking over all the trees. The least delicate of them all were sent to go digging old rails from stacks of rubbles. Thos rails may be as old 1850 (Brunel time!), judging by their gauge (tall from modern standards.

After 1h30 of hard work, it was time for a group pic and call it a day. Until next time!

Tonight, Beatriz, Chris, and Tabitha took on the quarterly task of packing up the sale at TRAID in Kilburn. When we arrived, the shop was packed with clothes and the challenge ahead looked pretty daunting. Our mission was to strip every item from the clothing rails, carefully pack everything into boxes, and then gather up and box all the hangers too.

Working together, we made great progress and left a mountain of neatly packed boxes ready for the next stage of the shop's move. As an added bonus, we discovered a rather fabulous silver sparkly dress which,l we personalised to be our unofficial GoodGym-themed outfit for the evening. Be sure to check out the photos for evidence! Great job, we will be back in September !

Dennis, Beatriz and Pete met at Abbey community centre where Jason gave them flyers to hand out for the centre'sfree child care and instructed them on where to leaflet. We proceeded to Besant house and the estate there where we posted through letterboxes and under a few doors. We then proceeded to the Boundary estate and did the same, distributing all our leaflets. Great job!