Today, after the England game, we went to Nunhead Cemetery to help salvage some bricks. We moved the bricks from an area that will soon be cleared, into another part of the cemetery so that they can be used in the future for building paths.

Last Wednesday we went to Red Post Hill area to do some more flyering for GROAD.

First to arrive at our meeting point was Denzel, followed by Sam, Nelly, David, Steve and James. After a quick warm-up, we ran together to Red Post Hill.

Once we arrived, I gave out the leaflets and we split up into pairs and (after some confusion) I divvied up the roads that we needed to flyer. Daryl and Gemma arrived soon after. By the time Isaac arrived, I had very few leaflets left...!

After we'd finished the leaflets, we managed to all find each other again, and we ran back to Old Spike. Great work team!

We met at Old Spike on a hot May evening before heading out for a warm-up. Our route took us through Peckham Rye Park and over to Nunhead Cemetery, where we were welcomed by the volunteer team and set to work litter-picking around the grounds.

The cemetery was especially beautiful at that time of day with the evening light coming through the trees. By the end of the session, we’d collected four bags of litter before heading back to Peckham to round off the evening with sundowner drinks at Frank’s rooftop bar.

5 good gymmers ran to Kelly Avenue Park to help Tracey prep the area for a big delivery of mulch. Digging 2 pits was quite the work out but Tracey kept us energised by generously handing out biscuits! We'll be back in June for part 2!

lovely to be back helping at Dawson's heights in the light of day since the clocks changed! the team divided and conquered - woodchipping, barrowing soil to beds and re-lining plant beds outside the community centre. We were delighted to have Denzel along to lead the run for us - his first but hopefully not last visit to GG Southwark!