There are many ways to tackle environmental issues. Offering shoppers an alternative to plastic bags is just one small way.

Some GoodGymers dug out unwanted canvas tote bags from cupboards and drawers. Other GoodGymers used fabric scraps to cover old logos and beautify the totes, to create Borrow Bags, ready to be delivered to local shops.

Well, this morning's parkrun wasn't quite as smooth as normal (police negotiating with a gentleman who may have partaken in too much breakfast wine), but that didn't stop the kids at Eastney juniors having a great time! We supported 40 kids to run, walk, skip and dance 2km. Great effort!

(PS: Completely forgot to take a group photo this morning, please enjoy this one of our butts taken by the event photographer, Lukasz.)

Among our finds was a rusty broken rod with a decorative end thatSamantha identified as a curtain rail.

Andy was menacing in his audition for a fork handed killer!

And a job well done in filling multiple bags and buckets with rubbish.

It was a Goodgym takeover this morning!

Katie sped around the muddy course.

Andy, Judy, Katie and Nene cheered the runners on.

Vicki and John park walked around the course.

Samantha and Dave tail walked to make sure no-one was last.

Then Jane scanned the runners barcodes before they went on their way.