David Chatterjee

David Chatterjee

Chelmsford

Terrible runner. But it's the thought that counts. Getting better!


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Doing good since October 2016

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Chelmsford

Rubbish removal and post collection for Miss S (flexi, wk1)
🗓Wednesday 3rd June 4:00pm

It will remove the rubbish to help clear the pathways within the property and will remove old household waste to improve the standard of the property

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Wed 3rd Jun at 4:00pm

Rubbish removal and post collection for Miss S (flexi, wk1)

It will remove the rubbish to help clear the pathways within the property and will remove old household waste to improve the standard of the property

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David Chatterjee signed up to a group run.

Wed 3rd Jun at 5:00pm

** please note earlier time ** Setting up tents at Hawthorns School

Helping children with special needs enjoy their outdoor space

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David Chatterjee signed up to a group run.

Wed 24th Jun at 6:30pm

Sallyann Jeffrey
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David Chatterjee went on a group run

Wed 20th May at 6:30pm

Weeding at St Luke's

Chelmsford Report written by Jane Walker

Run leader Rich and I met Andy at the gym, and it was good to see Leah, who was able to sign up last minute after getting away from work in time. We had a chatty run to St Luke's Church, and when I walked up the hill to placate my hay fevery lungs, back marker Andy walked with me (at GoodGym no-one gets left behind). When we arrived, Sallyann was already working away (as always, she was the only one to remember to bring her gardening gloves), and David and Dawn from St Luke's welcomed the rest of us with tools and an offer of a drink. David was last to arrive, a little the worse for lack of sleep. Grass and moss had taken root in the cracks on the main path leading to the church, but with six pairs of hands it didn't take long to get it all up, and edge the grass too. We swept and tidied up, and headed off, a good job done. Next week we are back at Broomfield allotments, and don't forget there's a social after at Back Inn Time.

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