37 GoodGymers have supported New Malden Town Centre Partnership with 90 tasks.
Thursday 4th June
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This morning I was up and out down to Jubliee Square, to help untangle plant from bindweed , brambles and thistles that had grown around them. They soon came back to their former glory. Whilist doing this several passers-by chatted and comentated on the square in general.
Saturday 23rd May
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This morning, in the blistering heat, Manasa and myself removed graffiti, picked up litter around the square, alongside a chat and making a mental note of future items that needed to be done to make the best of outlook for this well used space.
Saturday 16th May
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This morning three of us went to do a variety of jobs at Jubilee Square. We cleared weeds and did a litter pick. Also some of the buddleias were given a trim to get rid of the dying bits to allow for fresh new growth, this was then placed on the dead hedge.
Saturday 11th April
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This mornings, was a lovely meet up again with Dani. I dug up weeds and grass that had grown alongside and around flowerbeds to create a more appealing backdrop, whilst Dani saw fit to thin out some of the flower beds. Several maple trees were found and replanted in a more suitable spot, after our educational lesson from Dani on how trees talk amongst themselves and their own survival network.
Saturday 28th March
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This morning in the sunshine we set to work carrying on digging up the weeds and tufts of grass around the beds,all whilist having a chat.
Saturday 28th February
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This morning the sun did eventually shine on as we set about our tasks. A litter pick was done and weeds and roots were dug up around the seating area that had grown through the wood chip, once completed we racked this all to prevent any holes being left. The 4 of us managed to clear a large area but more to do next time and no doubt then more wood chip will need to be placed.
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