Our mission was clear. Deliver 100 fliers to flats in Snow Hill inviting residents to a free Easter festival. One thing stood in our way - the tradespeople's buttons don't work in the evenings.

Fortunately Ruth used her experience to win over the inhabitants and, with judicious buzzing of door bells, she and the team of Dan, Helen and Max were able to gain entry and tackle 100 letterboxes.

There was plenty of running up and down and along various blocks to fulfill the Goodgym dream of getting fit while doing good.

Helen was keen to take on the massive tower block but we ran out of flyers (phew!). Maybe next time!

A group of runners helped ran around Victoria Park recording wildlife data as part of the 2019 City Nature Challenge. The challenge involves people all over the world using a mobile app to take record and identify pictures of wildlife. This year over 180 cities are taking part in the challenge! Last year, Bath & Bristol recorded the most data out of all the teams in Europe. So one of our motivations today was to make sure that we held on to this title!

We ran all around corners of Victoria Park to record data. We took pictures of trees, plants, bushes and we also managed to get some snaps of birds darting about!

We were delighted to have a few runners join us today for their very first GoodGym run. Thanks for coming to volunteer with us and we hope you join us again soon!

A quote from one of the runners: "Really enjoyed meeting this fun bunch of people in Bath, getting a run in while doing good for science! Great way to spend a Sunday morning :)"

Thanks to all the team at the National History Consortium for organising the challenge and thanks in particular to Stuart for joining us on the run to give us a hand!