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Coventry
📍Unit 4B Lythalls Lane Industrial Estate CV6 6FL
Supporting Refugees, Asylum Seekers and other Migrants in Coventry

Tue 4th Aug at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by Laura P (she/her)
11 Goodgymers attended Earlsdon Primary School to finish painting the gate and railings outside the school. We started this task whilst coats were still needed, so we were long overdue a visit to finish the job off.
We started by giving the railings a good wipe as they were very dusty, and then got to work painting. With lots of catching up to do amongst the group the time flew by, and there was even time for the expert painters to tidy up some of the patches we missed last time.
Excellent work everyone, the school looks ready for another academic year!
Tue 18th Aug at 6:15pm
Helping everyone in Coventry have access to high quality clothing, regardless of their circumstances
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Supporting Refugees, Asylum Seekers and other Migrants in Coventry
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Tue 28th Jul at 6:15pm
Coventry Report written by Lucy
On Tuesday evening, Jackie, Lil, James and I went to Keresley Orchard to link up with Sharon and Steve. Our objective was to water as many of the 63 trees as we could, clear brambles and rubbish. Jackie started with some litter picking with Sharon before moving her focus onto bramble clearing. Steve led the bramble clearing with the strimmer with Jackie, Lil and James assisting. I was on watering duty, 90 seconds per tree with an 80 m hose which had a few connections to keep an eye on! We were lucky to have Bruno the dog make a guest appearance and bring a smile to all! We made sure not to disturb the hedgehog water stations. 2 young Keresley lads came to warn me about scorching the grass with the water, bless them! We are looking forward to further visits to see how they're getting on.
Tue 28th Jul at 6:15pm
Providing a peaceful green space providing food for local residents
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