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Southwark
📍Old Spike Roastery SE15 4JR
Improve our local community green space
Sun 1st Jun at 8:45am
Southwark Report written by Olive (she/her)
Peckham Rye junior Parkrun is back! As this week is half-term and help and support from Goodgym was much needed: Maria was a timkeeper, Clare helped with the finish tokens, Sam was funnel manager, Elena and Anna was marshalling on the course and Olive was a tail walker/ tail runner. 112 children finished their 2 k run this morning, what a great start of a sunny Sunday morning!
Thu 29th May at 10:00am
Lambeth Report written by Brenda SMITH (She/her)
Many hands make light work. Today Vauxhall food bank received a smaller food donation than usual and had more volunteers than normal. However we all felt useful and enjoyed each others company, by working together as a team.
Wed 4th Jun at 6:30pm
Improve our local community green space
Read moreWed 28th May at 6:30pm
Southwark Report written by Nathan Wood
This Wednesday evening a group of 10 goodgymmers came to help out at Salvation Army.
As usual most of us met at the Old Spike. After a little banter, introduction and warm up, we did some warm up exercises and headed off on a jog to the Salvation Army. This was an easy 1.5k run.
Liam and Anna were waiting for us there, at the task - as was Polis to let us in and show us to the task. The task was to clean the childrens' toys. We wiped and wiped, and in no time we had made it through the trove of toys. A job well done (as usual).
After saying our goodbyes, we left for the Old Spike to have our cool-down.
Thu 29th May at 10:00am
Sat 24th May at 9:30am
Southwark Report written by Sam Lefevre (he/him)
Less stalls today due to the bank holiday weekend.
Maria and I helped set up the SE5 Forum market stall for Barbara and Marie.
Sat 24th May at 9:30am
Acts as a network hub for the local community and highlights the work of the forum bringing attention to local issues
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