We had the pleasure of having ITV News joining us to do some filming at our session tonight, which was as tidy up at Greenfields Community Centre.

With the strong Norfolk accents well prepared, a couple of us were also interviewed for the cameras.

I'm not sure when it'll be aired but I will keep you all updated.

We also welcomed Jack to GoodGym Norwich, he's done a few deeds at other GG locations but this was his 1st in Norwich.

The task this evening was to cut back a load of overgrown spiky bushes, to make the centre look more presentable.

It was a challenging task but the team really got stuck in and did an incredible job of completing the job in hand.

As the night started to draw in on mondays a gaggle of goodgymmers met at the forum for an inspirational warm up. 6 runners ram north uphill to Mousehold 35th sea scouts.

We met the organisers who had prepared for us to paint the interior of the hut. The difficult second coat!! Steven gamely volunteered to go up the scaffolding structure. The rest of us armed with rollers got to work quickly painting and cleaning areas !

Jenny J with dpggy in tow and Sarah helped the scout leaders prepare the upcycled tyres outside the hut. Also tidying and weeding! Great job ladies

In no time at all we managed to achieve the task and we hoped we improved the community space for the scouts and other users

45 minutes later we charged back out into the good night. Back to the forum to complete our run and enjoy the rest of our evening.

well done everyone x

We returned to Milton Close for a 2nd week, to help them prep for their new wild flower garden. In 2 sessions we have made a real difference while filling over 30 bags of green waste.

Congratulation to Sam for completing her 25th good deed!

Tonight 7 Goodgymers ran 3km to help support a new community space - Milton Close Wildlife Garden.

It was our first time here, at the start of a new project which is really exciting.

The task was clearing weeds and shrubs that were largely overgrown, to make space for a perennial meadow and a wild flower meadow.

We worked as quickly as we could to fill 7 bags while the night was getting darker.

The next steps for this space will be a planting a selection of bulbs - bluebells, tulips, daffodils, crocuses, grape hyacinth and camassia amongst others.

And we will be back next week to continue the preparation for this!

A full quota of marshals can only mean one thing, a race tomorrow! Yes after 2 years (Covid restrictions) Run Norwich is back. 228 people joined us at Parkrun today, a few tourists, 3 first timers to Parkrun, and we had 8 people joining Parkwalk. Our very own Goodgymer Alina wore the Blue Hi Viz of Parkwalk whilst Ralph & Roisin marshalled out on the course as did I. It was nice being last marshal on the course as my shouts of well done nearly there were TRUE. The weather was kind to us, warm, blue sky’s & a very gentle breeze. Well done everyone