Saturday 22nd August

Dominic Hurst cheered by other people 25 times.
Dominic is part of a crowd that's making a huge noise. Dominic has been cheered by 25 people - that's a round of applause just on their own. We hope they keep it up.
Saturday 22nd August

Dominic Hurst completed 15 good deeds with GoodGym.
Dominic has completed their 15th good deed with GoodGym
Sat 22nd Aug at 2:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Four GoodGymers turned up to help the Friends of Maidenhead Waterways run free boat trips at the Maidenhead Festival Summer Sounds event. Help was needed to help people to put on their life jackets, and collect them in again after their trips. It was so lovely to see the children so excited about their trips, and chat to the parents while they waited for their turn. Great to help the Friends promote their activities with the local Waterways and help people appreciate their local environment. Well done to Christine and her daughter Anna taking on the initial shift, with Jen, Meggie and Sheila finishing off the afternoon's activities.
Sun 23rd Aug at 1:01pm
A big thanks to Christine, Anna, Jen, Maggie and Sheila for helping with this. We carried 151 passengers on our boats through the afternoon, which I think is a record. It's a great family activity and people enjoyed it. Thank you Good Gymers!
Sun 23rd Aug at 4:56pm
Everyone loved it, including us!
Sat 22nd Aug at 2:00pm
Promote the wonder of Maidenhead's waterways
Read moreWednesday 22nd October 2025

Dominic Hurst has led their 1st GoodGym session.
Dominic is officially a session leader. Congratulate them on leading their 1st GoodGym session and helping GoodGymers to do good and get fit!
Wednesday 22nd October 2025

Dominic Hurst has listed their 1st GoodGym group session.
Dominic has listed their first session. By doing so, they are enabling more GoodGymers to do good and get a bit fitter. Why not sign up for their session?
Sat 11th Oct 2025 at 8:30am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Dominic Hurst
Winter is coming. In the Riverlands a silent enemy is advancing. The brambles creep slowly and menacingly from the banks of York Stream, ready to wrap their thorny stalks around the bodies of unsuspecting canoeists. Fortunately Dominic, Sol and Sheila from House GoodGym were on hand to help. Armed with loppers, secateurs and a hedge trimmer they joined Friends of Maidenhead Waterways volunteers for the Battle of the Brambles. Slashing, cutting and slicing, the heroic warriors advanced, pushing the enemy back. Sheila was in the maintenance boat Yorkie and Sol was on the banks, both fighting with courage, filling a dozen large bags with green waste. When you play the game of thorns, you win or die. House GoodGym prevailed.
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