Rosie Watt
Doing good since May 2026
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Rosie Watt went on a community mission
Sat 6th Jun at 10:30am
Norwich Report written by Ian Gostling
This morning 3 GoodGymer's cycled to the Green Hearts Allotment to help Lucy and Diem clear ground and pull up grasses to get it ready for planting.
Despite some rain we managed to achieve a fair amount. There were a couple of very young walnut tree saplings which were put into pots to be grown on.
Diem kindly provided delicious cake and coffee for us afterwards, as we took shelter from a downpour at the end of the task.
Rosie Watt signed up to a community mission.
Sat 6th Jun at 10:30am
Helping residents connect and take action for nature in the community
Read moreRosie Watt earned their community cape by completing their first community mission. 🤩
Saturday 23rd May
Community Cape
Rosie Watt earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Rosie completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Rosie was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
Rosie Watt has done their first good deed with GoodGym. 😎
Saturday 23rd May
GoodGym Runner
Rosie Watt has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Rosie 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.
Rosie Watt went on a community mission
Sat 23rd May at 10:00am
Norwich Report written by Ian Gostling
This morning 3 GoodGymer's headed out in the sunshine to Lionwood, a small woodland that is known locally for its bluebells in early spring.
Shout out to Rosie who joined us for her first session!
Once we arrived we met the Lionwood Conservation group to assist in removing an invasive plant, the Few-flowered Leek. This plant has spread rapidly in recent years and poses a severe ecological threat by carpeting the woodland floor and smothering native early-spring plants.
We used trowels to remove the bulbs, being careful not to spread little bulblets that could seed new flowers. A slightly tricky task, but we will hopefully see the benefits over time.
In just over an hour the GoodGymer's and Conservation group had made a real difference! We look forward to returning for more tasks in the future.