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Tue 21st Oct at 6:15pm
Get Brighton Youth Centre ready for hosting a festival for young adults
Read moreTue 14th Oct at 6:00pm
This would make the patio/garden area a more relaxing, healing space for residents to use.
Read moreTue 7th Oct at 6:00pm
Brighton Report written by Amro
Can we join forces with the Tidy Up Team of Brighton & Hove Council, and local community volunteers to make a difference? Yes, we can.
Can we support the Hanover & Elm Grove Community Forum, Hanover Action, and the Phoenix Estate in their weeding efforts? Yes, we can.
Can we help create cleaner, greener, and more welcoming streets for everyone to enjoy? Yes, we can.
Can we come together as neighbours, volunteers, and friends to strengthen our community spirit? Yes, we can.
Can we show that teamwork and care can transform our shared spaces? Yes, we can.
Can we show up energised and leave feeling satisfied ? Yes, we can
Tue 7th Oct at 6:00pm
Making the neighbourhood a nicer place to live
Read moreSun 21st Sep at 10:00am
Brighton Report written by Liam (He/him)
We caught some beautiful autumn sun for our September trail run around Stanmer Park. 7 goodgymmers completed the 13km loop to and from Stanmer via an ascent of Ditchling Beacon. We welcomed Mike for his first Goodgym session too (although definitely not his first sojourn around Stanmer!).
We all went for a freshly pressed apple juice afterwards at the Stanmer Village Apple Harvest and several people continued on to help out there too.
The route is here although I'm not sure how long it remains available on the website so there is a screenshot in the photos too.
Tue 2nd Sep at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Philippa (She/her)
Disregarding downpours earlier in the day, an enthusiastic group of Goodgymers jogged to Moulsecoomb Primary to help out in the garden. Bypassing the historical huts constructed for pedagogical purposes, we headed to the veg patch and a collection of young trees at the back of the playground. Moulsecoomb Primary is well-known for its lush and variegated playground, and we do enjoy visiting periodically to help with weeding and general gardening.
Serenaded by the unexpected but welcome cries of a nearby urban chicken, we hacked at overgrown brambles, dug up weeds, and meticulously removed bindweed that was choking the baby trees. We were having so much fun we almost forgot to stop, but sadly the darkening sky warned us that it was time to be on our way.
Thanks team for a great task, and to Rosie for leading the first part of the run! We're looking forward to returning to more of our old haunts as we get into autumn 🍂
Tue 2nd Sep at 6:15pm
Provide support to an award winning primary school and community learning hub
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