Not sure how things would go due to a distinct lack of council bags (yes, my fault 🙈) , the three of us set off on our stroll down to Redbridge Roundabout to see what we would find.

2 bags between 3 wasn't all that bad and when we dug up a crate just past the leisure centre we all had something.

Just as we started to run out of space, a big white builders bag came to the rescue to contain all the different car body parts we dug up as well.

Bags dropped at a convenient location for collection by the Council we finished our loop, job done.

Collected litter was reported to and since collected by the council. 2x dumped rubbish too much to carry was reported as fly tipping, Council is investigating.

5 Goodgymmers made their way to the last Babybank session before the summer break, by the usual variety of methods, including running, cycling & walking.

Adam discovered the nice laminated labels to mark the different age categories had disappeared, so we were back to the old school post-it notes and soon got stuck into the bags provided.

For some reason this load seemed to have a higher than usual amount of clothing being too big - 3 or 4 year olds don't quite classify as a baby anymore!

As if we aimed fir it, on the mark at 8 all bags were sorted, plies bagged up and put away for others to process from there.

Job done, we said our goodbyes and made our respective ways home. With the babybank now closed for the summer break, we'll find out in a few weeks when we will be resuming sorting duties, so keep an eye on the website for updates.