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Mon 27th May at 6:30pm
Slough Report written by Manjit Birk
It's Bank Holiday Monday and it's bin a while since we actually did a task on a holiday Monday but I'm glad we did as 8 of tonight did something good and got fit doing it!
Great to have Claire join us on her first session with us. Lovely to meet you Claire and see you again in a couple of weeks.
We started the session with some warm up exercises and a game of 'tribe', followed by a run/walk to the motorway bridge where we did 8 reps of hill sprints!
We then headed back to the car park at Upton for the litter pick task, where we collected enough rubbish to be happy with although sad that we filled the bags!
Thank you for coming along today.
Next week we are meeting at Langley memorial park on Langley Rd and will be helping The Langley Academy Primary with a playground tidy up task.
Mon 27th May at 6:30pm
Fri 17th May at 9:15am
Slough Report written by Slough runner
3 of our regular volunteers went to help May sort out Summer Clothing, they had plenty sunshine which meant plenty smiles all around.
Maya we like your outfit and the colour too.
There are still plenty clothes that need sorting so please look out for more dates posted shortly on our website.
Mon 13th May at 6:30pm
Slough Report written by Manjit Birk
We were back at St Mary’s Church on Church Street for our Monday #DoGoodGetFit task. We all had ‘active travel’ to get to the Church on time on a lovely cool Monday evening.
On arrival, Jean our task owner gave us access to the Church and asked us to do a few tidy up jobs that the Church desperately needed.
So we got to work pretty quickly with Jason taking the sweeping job (once he was happy with the broom!), Maya also went on sweeping duties then onto iron gate cleaning.
Devajani was already giving the iron work a good clean whilst Agni and Jean were all over the pulpit with Jean giving us her worldly advise.
I took some time out to sweep the altar and wipe down the pews with the rest of the team joining me once they’d finished their areas.
The areas looked so much fresher once we’d finished. Such a beautiful church and we were very happy to help give it a spring clean.
We look forward to returning in a few weeks time.
Next week we will be at the allotments on Stoke Road. Hope to see you there.
Thu 25th Apr at 10:00am
Slough Report written by Manjit Birk
This was our first task helping the Ramgarhia Gudwara on Woodland Ave.
Agni has sourced this task for us as she already helps out in the Gudwara.
On Sunday the Slough Gudwaras (Singh Sabha and Ramgarhia) are conducting the annual Nagar Kirtan march for Vaisakhi from one Gudwara to the other.
As it ends at The Ramgarhia Gudwara they had asked for our help in weeding and litter picking the beds. The grounds generally looked great but there was some TLC needed to the flower beds.
In the hour we were there we did manage to fill 3 bags of weeds and rubbish but there is more work to be done here so we agreed with the President of the committee to slot in another session on Monday evening.
We hope we've made a positive impact to the grounds.
Thu 25th Apr at 10:00am
Improve the environment
Read moreMon 11th Mar at 6:30pm
Slough Report written by Manjit Birk
Tonight's task has a theme going through it...and I'll give you a pew to what it is!
When I checked the sign up list last night and only I was signed up, I did have a momentary panic so I sent a little note on the whatsapp group to see if anyone else could join me...luckily both Peter and Sara were able to come along...pew for that.
I knew Leonie (our task owner would be present), so I wasn't too phased if I did have to do the task alone, however it's always good to have some company.
Our meet up point was Upton Court Park at 6.30pm with the option of a walk or run down to the Church. Only Peter met me at the park, the rest of the team made their own way to the Church (on time)...on arrival we did see a few people lingering around the entrance so I personally was very grateful to have Peter and Hamid (who was now with us too) to wait with....a blessing in disguise!
We were soon joined by Devajani so were ready to go inside to see what our task was.
Leonie explained that they had a concert on Sunday and needed some help with sweeping the floors, vacuuming the altar, cleaning the pews and the entrance area....and a little bit of high dusting!
We had a web of laughter as we chatted, caught up on our weekly antics and cracked on with the task in hand.
Peter and Hamid took to the sweeping duties like pro's whilst Sara was on hoovering and Devajani and I took a pew.
It is always amazing how quickly and efficiently we can all work and get the task done. Within 50 minutes we had swept, hoovered and wiped. Then Hamid took the longest duster we have ever seen and cleared away cobwebs that had most likely been hanging around for years! And that's no web of lies! But pew we did it!
Mon 11th Mar at 6:30pm
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