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Mon 11th Nov at 6:30pm
Liverpool Report written by Sophie McClellan
3 runners met on Hope Street to embark upon a 2 mile run to Lark Lane, where we were met by Helen from Lake Lane Neighbourhood Association and 3 more goodgymmers.
Armed with pickers and hoops we set of into the night to clean up the Lane. At first it appeared that there wasn't too much litter, but, before long we realised our bags were getting heavy and we had, in fact, managed to gather six full bags!
Find of the night goes to Jo who happened upon a whole bakewell tart!
Sadly, having not bought bakewell tarts of our own, we left hungry but satisfied with a job well done. Brilliant work from everyone to leave the streets of Liverpool that bit neater and tidier.
Mon 11th Nov at 6:30pm
Tuesday 20th August
Clara Kassem has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Clara is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.
Mon 19th Aug at 6:30pm
Liverpool Report written by Sophie McClellan
This week, we were back at St James Garden with Friends of St James' Garden to finish what we started last week.
4 runners met on hope street where we were thrilled to welcome two newbies: Mel and Mel. Hope to have you join us again soon!
As St James garden is so close to our meeting point we treated ourselves to a few hill reps before heading on over. Very impressed with all the runners for persevering!
Once there we met 7 more goodgymmers and were tasked with weeding all the pavements around the Husskinson Memoral. I think you can tell from the before an after pictures what a huge impact we had!
Thankfully the weeds and grass came up surprisingly easily - the turf almost came up like a carpet and we were able to clear a huge area. Well done to everyone!
Mon 19th Aug at 6:30pm
Working towards caring for this long neglected historic green space, much loved and valued by the local community.
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