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Block or report Omar Mohammmad
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Celebrate ourselves and all the other good people!!
Mon 15th Sep at 10:30am
Luton Report written by Gill (She/her)
Apologies to anyone who loves the folk song Scarborough Fair, and to Simon and Garfunkle
Are you going to Hockwell Job Fair ?
Goodgymers gave up their free time.
We gave our help to those who lived near there.
Registered and helped them to sign.
Ali and Abdo had arrived their first.
Goodgymers giving lots of time.
Without no fuss they got straight to work,
Tables organised in straight lines.
Gill and Musa arrived with Omar.
Goodgymers are rays of sunshine,
They helped set up - their work was 5 star.
Every thing was ready in time.
People came to Hockwell Job Fair.
And we signed them up in the line.
Then folded tables, stacking the chairs.
Hall was tidied in record time.
Sat 13th Sep at 11:00am
Luton Report written by David Mansfield
David and Omar arrived at the Hockwell Ring Community Centre to help set up this family-fun fair bringing the community together.
We put up gazebos, hung up bunting, set up tables and chairs, arranged the cafe, unloaded cars and did a quick litterpick outside.
With everything ready for the party to start, we set off on our bikes back into town on a fast ride as we raced an advancing rain shower!
Wed 10th Sep at 6:45pm
Luton Report written by David Mansfield
This week it was a return to the Brown Books shop for another session pushing this community bookshop one step closer to re-opening.
On the way there, David and Chrisshane worked together on Chrisshanes week 4 of Couch to 5k, doing a loop with four 5 minute runs with walking rests in between. Chrisshane is doing fantastically at building her running stamina!
Completing the run on arrival at the shop the rest of the gang were hard at work sorting the space out. All the books and other stuff had arrived from storage and needed putting out on shelves. Masking tape needed peeling, paint splashes on the floor needed scrubbing up and the whole floor mopped clean of all the building grime from the last week.
We soon transformed the shop from what looked like a junk shop of piles of boxes and bits, into a clean, spacious area ready to be arranged to entice readers in to browse the books.
Sat 30th Aug at 10:30am
Luton Report written by Susannah Foot
We teamed up with Friends of Leagrave Park for our monthly litter pick. Thank you to Pastor Charmaine, Martin, Dave and Omar, plus other members of the community, we managed to make the park that bit prettier. Amongst the haul was a particular tortoise, a โmessageโ in a bottle and the famous drum kit.
Letโs hope that the tortoise is still breathing, wherever he may be.
Wed 27th Aug at 6:45pm
Luton Report written by David Mansfield
This week's group run took us to the Capability Green business park where the task was to deliver flyers to all the businesses inviting them to use their corporate volunteering time to help the Keep Luton Tidy campaign on an upcoming litter picking day.
Splitting into two groups we whizzed around the park pretty quick which left plenty of time for some hill reps before we returned to our start point.
Sat 30th Aug at 10:30am
Mon 15th Sep at 10:30am
Providing people with opportunities to develop CVs and meet with possible employers.
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Luton Report written by Martin R
3 Luton Goodgymers met with Konni from FoPP/Edible Hightown to do a litterpick IN the River Lea behind bide-a-while.
This stretch of the river had dried up in recent weeks so we were able to get in and get to some rubbish that we wouldn't have been able to, had the water been flowing.
Some of the litterpick bingo items found on this occaison, were a bicycle, a children's tricycle, a kissing gate and a large sheet of corrugated iron. There were also 6 bags of litter and 3 bags of recycling โป๏ธ.
It was a lovely hour well spent on a Sunday morning.
Well done team ๐ ๐ ๐
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