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Block or report Frances Ruocco
Brighton
📍Queen Victoria Statue, Victoria Gardens, 1 Marlborough Pl, BN1 1UB
Provide support to an award winning primary school and community learning hub
Tue 9th Sep at 5:45pm
Weeding and cleaning the clubhouse to be used for community and wellbeing activities
Read moreTue 26th Aug at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Rosie Baker
This week, 12 GoodGymmers made their way to One Church on Florence road, to help them clear space for a community compost to be installed. One Church Brighton is a broad and inclusive church, who do lots of different activities in and around Brighton, from worship to running community cafes, and putting on events.
6 of us braved the run up Ditchling Road, while others made their own way via bike or walking - all of us arriving to a warm welcome from out host (and very own GoodGymmer!) Michael, and Danny from local skincare company My Skin Feels - whose generous donations are funding the new composting site, which will be used by the local community.
After collecting some rather serious looking tools, we all got stuck in clearing an old flower bed and leveling the soil. Although our enthusiasm quickly waned as we discovered just how difficult removing a tree from the root is 😄. Liam, Euan and Frances did a fantastic job digging and sawing until eventually the bulk of the tree root gave way.
Whilst some of us were busy playing lumberjacks, others set about clearing the church walls and flowerbeds from weeds and litter, ensuring the space looked it's very best for the community who uses it.
A big welcome this week to two first timers to Brighton GoodGym, Jorge and Tristian. We hope you had fun and that we'll see you at another task soon :)
Tue 2nd Sep at 6:15pm
Provide support to an award winning primary school and community learning hub
Read moreTue 26th Aug at 6:15pm
This scheme will allow local community members to recycle their food waste locally and use the compost they make!
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