Ian Gostling

Ian Gostling

Norwich

Running, Dancing, Dad life. Loves a free t-shirt!


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2015
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5591
Cheers received
2581

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Doing good since January 2016

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Norwich

Leaf clearing @ Earlham Library Garden
🗓Tomorrow 10:30am

📍Earlham Library NR4 7HG

Improve biodiversity for urban areas

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Ian Gostling signed up to a community mission.

Sat 24th Oct at 10:30am

Leaf clearing @ Earlham Library Garden

Improve biodiversity for urban areas

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Ian Gostling signed up to a group run.

Mon 7th Dec at 6:00pm

Xmas Quiz @ Alfred Nicholls Court

Put a smile on older people's faces

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Ian Gostling earned a litter stamp in their environmental passport 🥇

Monday 19th October

Litter stamp

Litter stamp

Ian Gostling earned a litter stamp in their environmental passport

Ian has earned a litter stamp in their GoodGym environmental passport by helping the environment at a session.

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Ian Gostling went on a group run

Mon 19th Oct at 6:00pm

Who you gonna call… the Litterbusters!

Norwich Report written by Ian Gostling

There's something strange in the neighbourhood...

Sadly the Mile Cross area of Norwich has a high amount of fly tipping and litter. To combat this, the Mile Cross Litterbusters formed to try and tackle some of the worst hit areas. They regularly meet on weekends, but were happy to connect with GoodGym for a first ever evening litter pick.

6 GoodGymer's ran or walked 4km to Wensum park, where we met Rebecca who had handed out the equipment, instructions and hi-vis. We read through the health & safety, and set off in pairs armed with grabbers & bin trolleys.

Keeping an eye out for any hazards, we covered a large area of roads around the park and local shops. The most surprising find was a discarded kettle!

An hour flew by, and in total 7 bags were filled - ready to be collected by the council in the morning. We even received a certificate for our efforts! It was very rewarding task, superbly organised by Rebecca & her team.

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