Tonight 19 GoodGymers ran 6km to Mousehold Health to help support the biodiversity in this natural habitat.

It's a regular and popular task on the GG Norwich calender lead by Will the local warden, who provided tools and a gave us a historical background on this famous site.

We split into 2 groups, covering a wide area pulling up bracken to allow heather and other plant species to grow. We also used 5 pitch forks to clear the area of a former chapel ready for a Heritage Open Day History Walk taking place this weekend. See the booking link if you are interested in attending.

We also celebrated the runners, volunteers and cheerleaders, who took to the streets of the city centre for Run Norwich 10km yesterday! Nice one team.

After a swift hours work it was time to bid farewell. We will be back again for more conservation work in the next month.

50 young people, on a warm morning ran 2k around Waterloo Park juniors. Lots of new volunteers today as Run Norwich took away most of the core team. Well done for stepping up for all those attending. Lots of happy faces crossing the finish line

Today on Cattons #555 event 286 people ran/wLk/jog there way around this glorious park. Run Norwich 10k tomorrow meant the Volunteer Rota had been full for weeks so I decided to Park walk for the first time, and very pleasant it was to. Our very own Bobby Bakewell was running his 200th parkrun today, well done, unofficial but fantastic all the same. Good luck everyone running tomorrow & those volunteering to

390 people plus supports and Volunteers hurried to the park today, after 4 weeks away, we welcomed back our coffee fixers Carey’s coffee bar. 3rd week with our new finish line, a few tweaks and we think it’s perfect. A few first timers & a number of tourists joined us this week. RD Robins told us about one of our regular running community buddies Melissa Baker who sadly passed away a few months ago, family had some pin bows in her memory to wear for next weeks Run Norwich & our next parkrun. Well done everyone xx

We attended an area of Mousehold Heath where some bracken and brambles had already been cut back, on the old St William's Chapel site.

We got the rakes and pitch forks out, and placed all the greenery on the drag mats, before doing multiple trips to pile them up on another area of the heath.

The evening was finished with a game of Molkky, which Katy brought with her.

2nd week and our new finish line in play, really worked well. 351 people attended and it was perfect weather, cooler than of late. Well done everyone