Tuesday 6th January
Written by Nathan Swain
3 bags collected at a pre task litter pick
for anyone who gets Johnny in the 2026 secret santa - a litter picker would go down a treat such was his delight to get his hands on ones and start rubbish collecting
Monday 5th January
Written by Lucy
Litter pick 1 bag from Talybont too - and a stranger stopped to help me collect rubbish for the first time
Sunday 4th January
Written by Emma Wilkins
After finding zero litter during my run, I changed plan and relocated today’s litter pick. One mile and one full bag of litter (some of which was frozen!)
Nathan collected one bag from Gabalfa too
Saturday 3rd January
Written by Darren
1 bag of rubbish 1 bag from Gabalfa too
Thursday 1st January
Written by Michael
Here we are in 2026, first of the month and the January challenge. No time for resting, we hit the ground running, walking and cycling in Cardiff.
Tonight was all about litter picks, as we were around the city tidying and showing our goodgym colours.
We had our first timer, Sam join Michael.
With plenty of time to chat, Michael and Sam started at Sport Wales making their way through parts of the park that were lit. Then onto Riverside opposite the Principality Stadium, where we received thanks from local residents for helping to keep their community clean.
You are Welcome
Time vanished quicker than expected and it was time to bid farewell and head home. It was really lovely to meet you Sam, and we hope that you join us on one of our regular goodgym Tuesday tasks too.
I other news..... Nathan was out litterpicking his local community, and keeping our green spaces rubbish free.
And Flo, also out but with additional recycling of items found. All those green points for goodgymers already.
So proud of our start to the January challenge, with 4 bags removed from green spaces and waterways. Let's keep CARDIFF clean.
Friday 2nd January
Written by Nathan Swain
Nathan headed out to clear his local area as part of GG Cardiffs litter pick relay. Today's highlight was a drone missing a rotor or two - hopefully not a broken and abandoned Christmas present
Loading...