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Join us for a social trail run to beautiful Ardingly reservoir
Tue 7th Oct at 6:00pm
Brighton Report written by Amro
Can we join forces with the Tidy Up Team of Brighton & Hove Council, and local community volunteers to make a difference? Yes, we can.
Can we support the Hanover & Elm Grove Community Forum, Hanover Action, and the Phoenix Estate in their weeding efforts? Yes, we can.
Can we help create cleaner, greener, and more welcoming streets for everyone to enjoy? Yes, we can.
Can we come together as neighbours, volunteers, and friends to strengthen our community spirit? Yes, we can.
Can we show that teamwork and care can transform our shared spaces? Yes, we can.
Can we show up energised and leave feeling satisfied ? Yes, we can
Tue 7th Oct at 6:00pm
Making the neighbourhood a nicer place to live
Read moreSat 25th Oct at 10:00am
Help support this community pub and its projects – More than a Pub!
Read moreTue 2nd Sep at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Philippa (She/her)
Disregarding downpours earlier in the day, an enthusiastic group of Goodgymers jogged to Moulsecoomb Primary to help out in the garden. Bypassing the historical huts constructed for pedagogical purposes, we headed to the veg patch and a collection of young trees at the back of the playground. Moulsecoomb Primary is well-known for its lush and variegated playground, and we do enjoy visiting periodically to help with weeding and general gardening.
Serenaded by the unexpected but welcome cries of a nearby urban chicken, we hacked at overgrown brambles, dug up weeds, and meticulously removed bindweed that was choking the baby trees. We were having so much fun we almost forgot to stop, but sadly the darkening sky warned us that it was time to be on our way.
Thanks team for a great task, and to Rosie for leading the first part of the run! We're looking forward to returning to more of our old haunts as we get into autumn 🍂
Sun 7th Dec at 11:00am
A fun, fancy dress, christmas run with a mince pie at the end to get you into the Christmas Spirit
Read moreTue 5th Aug at 6:15pm
Brighton Report written by Liam (He/him)
16 Goodgymmers made the short jog over to Brighton Community Kitchen on Queens Road for our regular clean-up mission. We welcomed new Goodgymmer Charli, who has recently made the big move from Worthing over to Brighton, for her first task.
The Brighton Community Kitchen does vital work in the community to teach valuable cooking skills to those who might otherwise might not have access. Recently they have been working with the Marcus Rashford-backed project to provide meals over the holidays to children who are eligible for free school dinners. They have hosted classes for both the children and their parents to impart practical day-to-day cooking skills.
We were excited to see that the Kitchen has recently been upgraded with new sinks and a Food Dehydrator. The dehydrator particularly allows them to preserve vegetables that wouldn't otherwise by used, store them and later use them as ingredients. There was a big batch of Tomatoes, Onions and Carrots in the dehyradator during our clean.
Jo greeted us with her usual enthusiasm and gratitude, along with her famous todo list on the wall. This time we cleaned all the windows both inside and out, transformed the drawers from chaos to order, gave all the stools and work surfaces a good cleandown, scrubbed the ovens and of course sorted the cheese graters! Our extra large turnout meant we were able to knock-off all the tasks in no time.
With our tasks finished and everything ticked off of Jo's list we sauntered off into the summer night back to our own (slightly less sparkly clean) kitchens.
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