We made it in time (!) and got through to the back garden where we were faced with lots of huge dandelions, weeds covering the path and a willow that had gone beyond weeping and was starting to veer into triffid territory!

We were very pleased to see that Jen's work on the buddleia a few years ago was work done well and there were no signs of it returning!

Katie London did some excellent (and maybe health & safety breaking) compacting of the branches in the brown bin.

Angela made good use of Jo's folding branch saw and took down lots of the willow branches.

Rosie identified the plants vs weeds and Wilson worked so hard that she wore a hole in her glove.

An hour's work and we'd made a huge difference to the garden, it looks much more inviting and hopefully it'll be well used by the clients of PARCS.

Milestones: Tonight was Tony's 200th good deed and we also got to see Dave's new black t-shirt celebrating his 50th good deed last week. Tony's 200th t-shirt will be on display soon...

Serves the community with food and delicious coronation cakes. Great chats and making sure everyone is ok if needed help

Goodgymers came through for Sophie's Legacy running to the Community Centre to donate cereal bars, instant oats and toiletries. This will help provide parents in hospital with kids with snacks and provisions.

It wasn't a jigsaw puzzle task exactly tonight but it also kind of was!

We were tasked to put together donated shelving and a donated reception desk.

We split into 2 teams and got cracking.... Solving the mystery of how to put the shelves and desk together as we went along.

The shelving team were at a slight advantage with the all the pieces being present, the reception desk was a bit more of an enigma..... It's standing but possibly not safe!!

Great work by everyone tonight and only a couple of pinched fingers sustained too ... ✌️