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Wed 10th Jun at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Angela Shaw
Six enthisiastic Good gymers visited the new home of the Green Skills Library in Maidenhead to help clean up. After much scrubbing, elbow grease and polishing the kitchen shone and sparkled. We emptied buckets and bowls of dirty water down the sinks, a satisfying task!
Wed 10th Jun at 7:00pm
Will help Green Skills Library sort out their materials
Read moreSat 6th Jun at 5:30pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Five GoodGym volunteers braved the wind and the rain to help clear up Desborough Park after a community football tournament and festival. Armed with litterpickers and bin bags we picked up all the litter from around the pitches and the food area. Debris included a bag of socks (later claimed by our host), inside-out umbrellas and 50p. On our way round we admired the wildflower areas which Goodgym had helped create. After throwing the bags into the large wheelie bins we then pushed them up to the top of the park, ready for collection. Many hands made light work, and the park was restored to its former self.
Sat 13th Jun at 2:30pm
Thu 4th Jun at 9:30am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
The Craft Coop needed help transporting their shop fittings and other belongings out of the Nicholsons Centre before it is demolished. Five amazing GoodGymers offered their time to help, and joined the shop managers and their family members, plus Neil from Bridge Rotary The plan was to load up cars with the stuff and then unload them at the other end. Heidi turned up with her Mini and we did wonder how many items we could fit in, but luckily there were other car boots available too. We loaded the cars up, then walked some of the bulkier items round to the Town Hall. We unloaded the items, taking them through a rabbit warren of passageway and stairs, to the storage room. Several carloads later we completed our task and the storage room was full! Thank you to Angela, Christine, Diya, Sheila and Viv for giving up their time and energy - the Craft Coop is extremely grateful.
Sat 6th Jun at 5:30pm
This will take pressure off of the local community by restoring this public park back to its full glory as quick as possible.
Read moreSun 31st May at 8:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Nine crafty GoodGymers responded to a plea from the Craft Coop to assist in the production of poppies which will be used to decorate Windsor Parish Church for Remembrance Sunday. This ambitious project will see thousands of poppies cascading down the front of the church. Poppies could be made of any textile as long as they are weatherproof! The Goodgymers exercised their fingers, thumbs and brains knitting and crocheting over 235 poppies between them in their spare time. Thanks all, it's a great contribution to this community project, and the Craft Coop are extremely grateful
Mon 1st Jun at 6:36pm
Kirsty - please can you send me any photos you have of your poppies to Sheila.attenborough@hotmail.co.uk. Thanks. If it's easier for you, you can give your poppies in to the Craft Coop in Windsor
Thu 4th Jun at 9:30am
Wed 20th May at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Louise Tyrell
On the 20th day of May, Goodgym said to me...
9 Goodgymmers gymming 8 people snipping 7 reams of tinsel 6 strings of lights 5 bare baubles 4 bare bottoms....
9 Goodgymmers made their way to green skills library to held with the de-assembly of the old bauble decorations in the nicholsons centre
There was lots of reminiscing about the good old days of Smokeys, but we still made quick work of the task and soon had a pile of naked baubles in the corner!
another successful task down!
Wed 20th May at 7:00pm
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