GoodGym & Good Cookies: A Recipe for Fast Delivery

5 Goodgymers helped their local community in Stockport
Ben Foster
Jamie Emerson
Laura Boldison
Hazel Molleda
Mandy Parkinson
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Stockport

Tuesday 10th March

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There’s always something new to report from a GG Stockport newspaper‑delivery night—and this week was no exception. At this point, the pre‑delivery tea‑and‑chat ritual is becoming so established it probably deserves its own rota.☕🗣️ Ben even casually turned up with his homemade cookies. (Peanut butter cookie crumble? Mystery ingredient? Secret family recipe? Who knows—but they vanished fast.) 🍪✨

Hazel had already pre‑folded all 300 newspapers, meaning the first 30 minutes were fully dedicated to biscuits, banter, and a surprisingly high‑level conversation featuring not one but two biochemists. When your warm‑up chat includes phrases like “potential cancer treatment pathways,” you know it’s going to be a strong session.💊💉🧬

The weather was decent—just a bit windy, the kind of breeze that likes to dramatically flip a newspaper out of your hands for comedic effect.💨📰 Undeterred, our team of 7 volunteers (5 GoodGymers—Laura, Mandy, Jamie, Hazel and Ben—and 2 enthusiastic almost-regulars, Emily and Mithra) took to the neighbourhood streets.

Tonight’s tactic: full‑squad sweep mode. Instead of splitting into zones, the whole team moved street by street like the world’s most wholesome paper-delivering task force. The efficiency was chef’s kiss—30 minutes and the job was done ⏱️🔥, finished off with the mandatory group photo before everyone dispersed into the night like civic‑minded ninjas. 📸🥷

And the best part? They’ll be back next week to conquer the remaining 200 papers—same time, same team, same rota! 👊🙌


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Post Community Newspapers
Your free, not-for-profit, positive newspapers for the community, by the community - in print and online

Free, not-for-profit community newspapers published in print and online every month that are dedicated to supporting local communities. With a focus on positive and relevant community-focused news and information, Post Community Newspapers help keep communities better informed, connected and supported. With a current print circulation of over 40,000 per month across five boroughs, as well as thousands of online reads, The Post provides an accessible and engaging publication read across all demographics.

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