0 Month Streak
0 Month Streak
2 Month Streak
Block or report Phoebe Roberts
Sun 21st Jun at 10:00am
Warwick & Leamington Spa Report written by Stacey R (She/Her)
A fantastic turnout in Warwick for the Earls Meadow mission, where GoodGymers teamed up with Leam Trash Friends to give this green space a proper refresh.
Armed with litter pickers, bags, and plenty of enthusiasm, the team spread out across surrounding areas, tackling everything from everyday rubbish to some more stubborn surprises.
💥 What we achieved 🔴 Collected an impressive 27 sacks of litter 🔴 Cleared a wide range of fly-tipped items, including a wheel, shower tray, gas cylinder, two bike wheels, and plenty of other dumped debris ☣️ Safely removed 3 canisters, helping make the area safer for everyone 🌱 Why it matters
Earls Meadow is a valued local space, and this session made a visible difference. From clearing hazardous waste to restoring the natural beauty of the area, every bag filled helped create a cleaner, safer environment for the community.
🙌 Community effort
A big shoutout to everyone who joined in to lend a hand. Every contribution counted, and the impact was clear to see by the end.
Great work team—doing good and getting it done 💪
Sun 21st Jun at 10:00am
Litter picking plays a vital role in preventing environmental degradation, protecting wildlife from harm, and promoting a stronger sense of community pride and safety.
Read moreSunday 31st May

Phoebe Roberts earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Phoebe completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Phoebe was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Sunday 31st May

Phoebe Roberts has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Phoebe 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.
Sun 31st May at 10:00am
Warwick & Leamington Spa Report written by Stacey R (She/Her)
This weekend, GoodGymers headed to Foundry Wood ready to tackle a prickly problem and we weren’t branching out when we said we meant business.
Armed with loppers, gloves, and plenty of enthusiasm, the team got stuck into clearing overgrown pathways of brambles and stubborn weeds. Bit by bit, we transformed tangled trails into welcoming walkways, making it easier (and far less scratchy!) for visitors to explore the wood.
But we didn’t stop at ground level. Overhead, low-hanging branches were carefully trimmed back to open up the space and make sure everyone can roam freely without ducking and dodging.
It was a proper team effort, with great energy throughout and plenty of satisfying before-and-after moments. The difference was clear: safer, more accessible paths and a woodland that feels open, cared for, and ready to be enjoyed.
Another brilliant session supporting a fantastic local green space, proof that many hands really do make light (and slightly less spiky) work 🌿
Not forgetting the Pizza making for a well earned lunch after all the hard work
Until next time… let’s keep paving the way!
Sun 31st May at 10:00am
Supports a volunteer-led project Foundry Wood is largely cared for by local volunteers and groups. Turning up means: More can get done in each session Bigger or more ambitious projects become possible
Read more