We are back in the main church area as the toddlers group reclaim their space after the summer break. All change again as long tables replace square ones and large red armchairs replace stacking chairs. Red chairs are heavy but glide on felt feet which makes life easier for us and for the beneficiaries.

The September clothes swap saw a good turnout from both GoodGym and swappers so we were kept busy putting out clothes for the duration of the task.

Lots of fun was had by all!

Four of us joined the clothes swap team for the last evening set up before this task moves to Saturday mornings.

Lots of fun as usual, big shout out to Elle who completed her longest run ever prior to the task!

A swift clean up as ever at Planet Food, with super help from Sam & Elle who were on a gardening task outside. Chairs stacked, tables wiped & put away, floors hoovered and swept and Southlands left in ship shape ready for the next community activity.

Ok, so our feats didn't quite make it to the cinema screens, but they got great reviews from the task beneficiary who could not believe that four GoodGymers showed up to prep the raised beds for autumn. With three proper gardeners leading the way, Elle just followed Sam, Rachel and Clare's lead, and before the half-an-hour was over they'd managed to fill the whole compost heap and the three raised beds were looking better than ever!

Four fabulous GG Yorkies assembled in Rawcliffe for another leafleting session for St Leonard's Hospice. The leaflets are to help recruit more volunteers and advertise their new shop at Clifton Moor which has been extremely busy since it opened.

Ed and Neil went off to deliver leaflets a little bit further away, whilst myself and Vicky did the immediate area from our meeting point. We managed to not get lost in the maze of cul-de-sacs and after 45 minutes had delivered all our leaflets despite the gentle drizzle. Ed and Neil had also delivered all of their leaflets so a total of around 500 done this evening - well done gang!