Tuesday 29th September
Report written by Marcus Mumford (he/him)
A mid afternoon message brought the news that our task at st Wulstans would have to be postponed as Carry, who was due to supervise wasn't going to be able to make it. So: what to do instead? Well there's always litter to be picked so we met at Perdiswell Leisure Centre armed with pickers and blue bags and went out into the park on a hunt for rubbish. At the pump track we found plenty and were labelled as 'legends' by the kids who were riding there. Some grateful customers who laid the blame on the 'bigger kids'. The rest of the park was fairly tidy with a few pockets of rubbish hidden in the bushes. Back onto the football pitches we found a handful energy drink cans and received some more heartfelt thanks from the dog walkers for our efforts. By the time we got back to the leisure centre we had three half filled bags to dispose of which is a good result. I always say that the success of a litter pick should be measured on how little you have to pick up rather than how much. Well done to the Perdiswell Park users for keeping it tidy but it's now been improved even more by GoodGym Worcester!
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