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Fri 29th Nov at 11:00am
Help run drop-in service on a Friday where homeless can get free clothes and wellbeing services
Read moreMon 25th Nov at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Lucy Hill
Seven super heroes in red shirts (although covered up tonight in warmer layers) came to help out at St Christopherâs Childrenâs Home in Twickenham.
A regular task, we were back and having made easy work of the front gardens, tonight we went back to back. We searched the shed for tools, and got cracking.
Africa, Chris, JP and Lucy took on the bush-tucker challenge. Although there was less tucking and more chopping, as the shears gave two of the unruly bushes a good trim. Down in the vegetable patch Adam, Cathy and Susan started on clearing the weeds which had run wild in the allotment. Little mountains of hedge trimmings, leaves and green leafy weeds piled up on the compost heap, and before long we have two neat and tidy bushes and a tidy patch. Itâs always amazing to see the transformation that we can do in such a short time. Well done tonight gang, bush chopper challenge complete.
Thu 28th Nov at 12:00pm
Sat 23rd Nov at 11:00am
Wed 20th Nov at 12:00pm
On the third visit to Mrs H, Luis and JP finished the major job of clearing the ivy from the garden fence. We had already pulled all the ivy down on the last visit, so this time it was all about chopping it up and getting it into 3 green waste bins Mrs H had borrowed from her neighbours.
This we managed to do, as well as collecting the fallen apples from the lawn and having a nice cup of tea courtesy of Mrs H!
Mon 2nd Dec at 6:45pm
Bringing some traditional Christmas cheer for residents
Read moreMon 18th Nov at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Liz (She/her)
Setting off for a run outside a cosy pub on a rainy night may have a touch of insanity about it but when it's part of a group and you're off to do good, it's surprisingly possible!
This evening's 2km run took us through Richmond centre and out to Petersham Common, via many dark puddles to dodge! We met task owner Ken by Petersham Farm gates where he took us through the simple instructions to plant 300 native bluebell bulbs in the woodland, away from the paths. Between the lot of us the task was soon complete, even through the rain, and Ken shared out kit-kats for the team.
At the end of the session the cosy pub beckoned us back to Richmond and the 2km run back ended with a Taskforce meeting in the warmth. đ„
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