Updated meeting point! GG Brent x Let's Lift the Curfew: QPCC Newsletter delivery
Helping our local community
Updated meeting point! GG Brent x Let's Lift the Curfew: QPCC Newsletter delivery
Helping our local community
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About this session
Let's Lift the Curfew 2026: join us for a special session
Tonight we're joining forces with This Girl Can and their Let's Lift the Curfew campaign.
When the clocks go back on Sunday 25 October, millions of women across the UK will once again see their world get smaller as the nights get darker.
Safety concerns affect where they go, when they go, who they go with and whether they can be active outdoors at all.
Whether shaped by past experiences, stories they've heard, or not feeling comfortable or confident in a particular place after dark, many women are unable to be active outdoors or use public spaces in the same way that men do.
In fact, nearly three-quarters (72%) of women in the UK change their outdoor activity routines during winter. Let's Lift the Curfew challenges this reality to ensure no woman has to change where, when or how she gets active because of safety concerns.
You can read about, and complete, GoodGym's own training on this issue here.
Tonight's Task
This week we're heading down to help Queen's Park Community Council, we will deliver QPCC’s local newsletter. We will meet ant the junction of Ashmore Road and Kilburn lane at 715 and then we'll be jogging up and down to deliver the local newsletter. Get yourself signed up!
Queen’s Park Community Council is London’s only community council, dedicated to improving life for local residents through events, projects, and services tailored to community needs. Their newsletter is a vital resource for keeping neighbors informed and connected.
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QPCC is the first Community Council in London. We came into existence following the May elections in 2014 after local residents voted for the first London Community/Parish Council to be established. The Council has a unique opportunity to better serve and represent the 12,500 residents of Queen’s Park and we are doing so by focusing on community engagement. We are an apolitical council whose aims are to provide residents with a community they wish to see by improving educational opportunities; improving social and economic wellbeing and improving the appearance of the local area.
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This is a GoodGym group run, with the option of walking too. You'll meet other GoodGymers at the start location and run or walk to the task together. If you're worried about any aspect of the session, contact us by email at brent@goodgym.org.
Options are available to run between 5km and 6km in total.
Remember that we will be running or walking to and from the task, so you'll only be running or walking for half this distance in one go.
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