A rather spectacular light show greeted 6 GoodGym-ers at our meeting point at The Royal Naval College in Greenwich for tonight's task. The subject of the show was, ironically, time, which was something we didn't have to spare in order to find out more about the display.

So, onwards and upwards we pushed, through the swathes of autumn leaves, to the top of the Maze Hill area, where our task started, distributing leaflets advertising the Blackheath Age Exchange Christmas Fayre to the houses on several roads. Cue letterbox relays and lots of discussion over the huge range of buildings en route, in which the occupants are now hopefully discussing what a great event the Fayre will be...! 

Mission accomplished, time had once again caught up with us and called for a group photo before going our separate ways.

Welcome Magdalena and Aman on your first group run & task! Hope to see you again soon!

Our task next week is at the St Richard's church, sign up here: https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/helping-at-st-richard-s-centre

Have a great week all!

Another week, another lot of flyers for Age Exchange that needed to be delivered to spread the word about Age Exchange's Christmas Fayre. It's happening on the weekend if anyone wants to pop by!

We all gathered at Glass Mill and made our way up the hill to restart the flyering where we left off last week. At that point I left the group as I needed to rest my ankle so anything could have happened after I split the group into 2 and set them on their way!!

The groups continued where we left off and got most of the flyers delivered. The rest Paul very kindly delivered this week.

Hopefully they have a great turnout! Next week we are off to Florence Green to plant bulbs.

7 Goodgymers and two friends of Clean Up Charlton, including one of our local Councillors, met on a sunny morning in SE7 to make our streets a lot cleaner.

How much fun is litter-picking with friends? It CAN be lots of fun - we filled 4 bags of items for recycling and 12 bags in total, weaving our way around the roadworks in SE7. Well done to our smallest litter-picker - showing the Councillor how to deal with those plastic bottles and impressing him enough with the CAN-do attitude of GoodGym so that he joined our usual coffee session in M&S despite his busy day. Thanks to everyone for your hard work and your laughs!

*Check out the photos!