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Tuesday 22nd September

Laura Bunce completed 25 good deeds with GoodGym.
Laura has already done 25 good deeds with GoodGym. Instead of doing anything else, they've used their run to go and help people that need their help; digging, lifting, scraping, clearing, planting and weeding. Stuff that makes this a better place to be.
Tue 22nd Sep at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Jade
There’s nothing quite like a therapeutic group session to wind down at the end of the day, and our long-overdue return to Full Cycle delivered just that. It had been far too long since our last visit, and the workshop was definitely in need of a little GoodGym magic!
With a well-versed team of regulars, we divided and conquered. While one group got to work recycling the mountain of inner tubes, others found a peaceful flow sorting through tyres - there was something surprisingly meditative about turning all that rubber chaos into neat, organised piles.
The team breezed through the heavy lifting, cleaned up a selection of bikes, and sorted through the cardboard recycling. With time to spare, we grabbed brooms and brushes to clear behind the desk and sweep the workshop floor, leaving the entire space spotless and free of debris.
Massive well done, everyone - we wheely smashed through the jobs!
Tue 15th Sep at 6:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Jana
Tonight’s GoodGym adventure took our group in two directions - to Canbury Community Gardens and Latchmere Park.
The Latchmere Park task was quite straightforward - fill 5 planters with compost. Just a small matter that the compost was in 3 1/2 ton sacks about 100m away from the planters! Emily, Ken, Laura, Petra and Dave donned their gloves and proceeded to fill and empty countless wheelbarrows. the time flew and the task completed with 5 mins to spare. Off to the pub!
Slightly more involved at Canbury Gardens with compost to turn, an elderflower tree to tackle, watering to do and gardening to squeeze in before darkness descended.
Claire kicked things off with an excellent briefing, particularly impressive given the jet lag from her recent trip to Korea! Rachel then provided an unexpected highlight by confidently picking up one of the resident chickens. Despite never having held a chicken before, she looked like a natural, comparing it to picking up her three-legged cat. The chicken seemed perfectly content! 🐔
Luke, Saber and Jonathan got stuck into turning the compost, while also attempting to secretly sign Rachel’s birthday card without her noticing.
Meanwhile, Jana and Marie-Noëlle gave the dead elderflower tree a giant haircut. Marie-Noëlle wielded the enormous loppers on the larger branches, carefully avoiding the tomatoes below, while Jana tackled the smaller ones. Saber later took over with a saw and ended up up the tree, prompting a few concerned looks as we watched his balancing act! 🌳😂
Claire tracked down the wheelbarrows and collected water from the river with Rachel, who later became our human lighting department as daylight disappeared.
Jana then tackled one final job, digging a hole for a donated berry bush, which we just about managed to get planted and watered before darkness took over. 🌱
With everything wrapped up, Claire entertained us with tales from Korea.
Compost turned, tree dramatically restyled, water collected, bush planted, chicken cuddled and birthday card covertly signed, another productive and slightly chaotic GoodGym evening! 💪🌿🐔
Sun 4th Oct at 8:00am
By volunteering a donation will be provided to the mayors charities who will be able to continue the great work in Kingston
Read moreTue 22nd Sep at 6:30pm
Full Cycle is an independent, non-profit community group that donate bikes to people in need
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Giving the scouts a safer and more usable space for play, planting and badge-work. This will help keep the hut and grounds in a decent state for further generations of scouts to use.
Read moreTue 15th Sep at 6:30pm
Support this food-growing oasis right by the river
Read moreFri 7th Aug at 4:30pm
Kingston upon Thames Report written by Claire Dunne
Another hot sunny day with no rain in sight meant that it was time to water the GoodGym flowerbed.
Armed with our trusty buckets and wheelbarrows we headed to the river to gather lots of water.
Claire and Laura watered all the plants whilst Sabir kept them stocked up with water.
A quick selfie with the flowers and it was time to pack up …. until next time.
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