Emily and Rachel did a lap of Fairfield Park to pick up the bottles, cans and rubbish that were left there. A lovely hour in the fresh air chatting as we went. See you at the next one!

Four of us GoodGymmere joined organized litter pick in Fairfield Park. Armed with pickers and rubbish bags, we did a sweep of the park, filling up bags with sweet wrappers, vapes, cans and others. Prize for the most interesting item goes to Rachel from Merton, who found a tyre! Well done.

Today 2 GoodGymers Sabir & Marie-Noëlle joined the local community team at Great Fairfield Park to help make this park a cleaner and lovelier space. We set off in teams of 2, litter picking tools & rubbish bag in hands, hunting for unwanted, disused and abandoned glass bottles, wooden cutlery, metal bottle tops, paper wrappers, and more. The biggest find was pink polystyren, so tricky to catch on this breezy day! The day was a success. We regrouped at the end of the mission to take a few photos and share a few chocolate treats.

Lovely hour picking up litter in one of my local parks. Just me signed up so I put on my headphones and listened to a podcast whilst I filled a bag with plastic, bottles, cigarette butts and other detritus. Really enjoyed having some time in the fresh air and felt much better for doing a good deed.

A solo mission to Fairfield Park to help rid the area of rubbish. Today I went to the playground over road and found sweet wrappers and fast food cartons. I then walked round the park on the outside pavement collecting wrappers and bottles along the fence. It didn't take long to fill a bag of rubbish which i took back to Suzanne to sort for recycling.

Today's task took us to Fairfield Park where we joined Suzanne and her team of local residents to give the area a thoroughly good litter pick. There was a great sign up due to the January Challenge and we welcomed four new GoodGymers to their first community mission - hello Kathryn, Eleanor, Charlotte and Adam!

It was a great day for a walk, fresh but not too cold if we kept moving, and in our small groups we lapped the park inside and outside the boundary line - meeting for an impromptu chat when we met half way.

We found all sorts of weird and random bits of rubbish - half an umbrella, vapes, bottles stuffed into hedges and countless cigarette butts. Lots of small bits but it filled the rubbish bags we carried way too quickly.

We whiled the hour away chatting and playing with the litter pickers and soon it was time to pack up and go.

A great task - we'll head over for the next one so look out in the calendar for the next session.