Chelmsford
📍Central park CM2 0RW
Helping keep the event clean

Wed 26th Aug at 6:30pm
Chelmsford Report written by Jane Walker
8 GoodGymers went to Hearing Help Essex to give their garden a tidy while the builders are in doing renovation works. It was great to see Ram back, joining us for his second group run.
After a chatty run, we met Sallyann there, and were about to get stuck in when we realised we didn't have the code to the key safe. Luckily Rich found the email with the code so we didn't have to break in.
Martin and Ben got the tools out, Sallyann got stuck in clearing the path, and Joel took all the weeds round to the compost bins.
While we worked, Andy told us he was looking forward to the Clacton airshow; hopefully it won't be cancelled due to thunderstorms, but if it is, maybe he'll do the run leader training instead 🙂
This week we had a social after the task, so for once we didn't run back to HQ, but ran to Brewhouse instead, where we met Fay. We arrived just as their quiz night was starting, and (after much debate about rivers and county boundaries) came a creditable 5th out of 20.
Well done everyone 💪 Next week we are delivering charity leaflets around Melbourne.
PS Ram gets a Social Media credit for showing group admin Rich how to add his name to the WhatsApp group 🤦♀️
Wed 26th Aug at 6:30pm
Wednesday 12th August

Ram Krishna has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Ram 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.
Wed 12th Aug at 6:30pm
Chelmsford Report written by Laurie Chatterjee (she/her)
Under what felt like an extra warm sun, we welcomed Ram for his first GoodGym Session. I had mis-read the distance, it was actually 2.5 miles rather than kilometres, but Ram was unphased and ran the most out of the four of us by a long way. Thankfully, Jane actually had checked the distance and directed us so that it wasn't even longer.
We found Sallyann already in the Beaulieu Community Centre with a bottle of Flash lemon. The conversation dominating partial eclipse was due to peak at around 7.15, so we gave the sinks and surfaces a good scrub before heading outside to not look at it as none of us had special glasses. It wasn't eclipse-y enough for Andy, there was still too much sun.
The kitchen was left smelling fresh and looking shiny, a task well done!
Next week, Martin is leading our pub leaflet fold.
Wed 12th Aug at 6:30pm