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3 Goodgymers helped their local community in Ealing
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Ealing

Saturday 17th January

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Three GoodGymers thought that Southall Rec green space would be a guarantee for an abundance of litter to collect - at least that's what experience taught them. They were wrong!

They started their litterpicking journey at the Tiny Forest, where they collected a few plastic bags, and then they moved to the paths and outer edges of the park. The bins had been recently emptied, and the space didn't look bad at all, which was a good sign. Steph, Sevan, and Kash still found drink cans, bottles, bottle caps, plastic cups, tissues, and chocolate wrappers. They also encountered cricket balls in different stages of decay - one was saved from oblivion and left near the cricket pitch for the players to collect during their next game.

In 40 minutes, the GoodGymers hardly filled one rubbish bag between the three of them, and decided to call it a day - then ran to their following missions.


This task supported
LAGER Can
Litter Action Group for Ealing Residents

LAGER Can's primary goal is to make the London Borough of Ealing’s open spaces cleaner and greener. To achieve this they work with our partners at Ealing Council and the Canal & River Trust as well as businesses, schools and scouts.

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