0 Month Streak
0 Month Streak
3 Month Streak




Kingston upon Thames
📍Kingston Quaker Centre KT1 2PZ
Improving the park for all to enjoy

Tue 7th Apr at 6:30pm
Maintain a community space where people can meet and connect with the local environment.
Read moreTue 31st Mar at 6:30pm
Tue 24th Mar at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Claire Dunne
GoodGym turned up in force to Elm Road Park having run, walked and cycled their way there.
Upon arrival we were provided with safety glasses, masks, scrapers, chisels and sandpaper and were spread out along a concrete fence.
The task was to remove any last pieces of a mosaic, scrape off the loose paint and sand back the surface so that it was ready for painting. The paint was stubborn in some areas and we were moved around as each section progressed until each panel was quite smooth.
We will return next week when the rain will have hopefully stopped to finish any more preparation work and do some painting so everything is ready for a new mural.
Tue 10th Mar at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Jade
Tonight’s group session saw us return to the Full Cycle Bicycle Project to work through a varied to-do list. The main job was tackling a mountain of inner tube rolling - it's been a while since we have been here it seems! There was also packing up tyres for collection.
The team didn't stop there; we were busy cleaning and labelling bikes, re-colour-coding tools on the workbenches, and even scrubbed a stack of filthy drawers to make them fit for glove storage.
A great session, well done everyone and welcome to John - we hope to see you again soon.
Tue 24th Mar at 6:30pm
Tuesday 17th February

Laura Bunce completed 5 good deeds with GoodGym.
Laura is a now a pretty committed GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the fifth time
Tue 17th Feb at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Dave White
After what seems like endless rain this year, today we enjoyed a crisp, dry evening - perfect for a spot of bramble bashing. With head torches on and spirits high, the team gathered to tackle a brambly jungle that had been growing way too confident in its ability to take over the space earmarked for pollinator planting. We met Georgina, Kingston's new Biodiversity Officer, who talked us through the task and handed out much needed gloves, loppers and waste bags. We were also joined by a local councilor and a couple of willing local residents - all help welcome so thanks for the extra muscle!
It's always amazing how much can be done within an hour when many hands work together. We lopped, hacked, yanked, ripped and dug our way through the mess of thorns and, although not 100% clear, made a massive impact on the patch. This was certainly a satisfying task even if it did leave a few rips in clothes and our skin got some free acupuncture.
Excellent work team!
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