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Block or report Peter Van Tongeren
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Helping those in need in Redbridge

Mon 2nd Mar at 6:30pm
Redbridge Report written by Peter Van Tongeren
Time flies.... another 6 weeks passed, so it was time to pop down to the babybank again.
The lovely Ambra joined us at our Wantead base for her first Goodgym experience - give her a cheer!
As always, Adam had bags of donated clothing waiting to be sorted sorted we arrived, with Elegia & Natalie joining us shortly after, having made their own ways there. We got stuck in sorting through it all, chatting along the way and ofcourse checking out some of the more unusual / cuter finds.
One of these days I will get round to taking a proper set of pictures, including a glimpse of the rest of the process, honestly, but for this one poster girls Ambra & Elegia will have to do 😁
Tue 3rd Mar at 10:18pm
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Tue 3rd Mar at 10:19pm
Thank you for having me, great seassion and lovely to meet you all! :)
Thu 5th Mar at 10:00am
Helping those in need in Redbridge
Read moreSat 28th Feb at 5:00pm
Barnet Report written by Paul Salman
Fairway to Go! February’s Fantastic Finds
February saw another brilliant Anytime Plogging Community Mission, with GoodGym members heading out across their local areas to keep streets, parks and beaches a little cleaner.
A big thank you to everyone who sent in photos and reports it’s always inspiring to see what’s being tackled out there.
Peter was out and about but seemed to uncover parts of a van along the way, which understandably slowed progress a little! Jacqui and Sally combined their litter pick with a theatre trip .. multitasking at its finest — collecting an eclectic haul including bottles, papers and some rather curious odds and ends. Paul uncovered what felt like the lost driving range of North London a stash of golf balls rescued from the undergrowth. And I did my own litter pick on Chesil Beach with my niece, gathering an eclectic mix of widely travelled rubbish packaging from Japan, Poland and beyond. A reminder that litter doesn’t just travel down our streets… it travels across the world.
From riverbanks to beaches, from golf balls to van debris, every bag filled makes a difference.
If you haven’t joined in yet, why not give it a go for March? Bring a friend, grab a picker, and head out for a short plog near you — anytime that suits you.
Thanks again to everyone who took part community spirit in action.
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