I runner made it mak to St Georges Church Boscombe Pantry for a final clean and touch up where needed I must say a big thank you to all that made it to St Georges this week this could not of been completed without your help and enthusiasm Thank you

Milly,Sophie,Mohammed,and Daryl meet at St Georges Church Boscombe for day three of painting the Pantry today we were joined by Chris who is one of the Volunteers at Grounded Community. Milly,Sophie, Mohammed, And Daryl set to work cleaning and painting a small room which is going to be a office whilst Chris went round touching up area's that needed it . We managed to get a lot done thank you all for your work this week The Pantry is looking so much brighter.

Four Goodgymmers, Daryl, Mohammed, Keith and Lea, got down to some more painting today. Oh well, and cleaning and shoving and pulling and shopping. The belfry, yikes that’s…. high, going by the moans and sighs of Daryl. Long stepladder without a platform meant up and down and up and down for him. The “oh no” was meant for the tin of paint literally swinging on the belfry hatch rope. Quite a feat, Daryl! Mohammed painted round the radiators and doors at first and then the radiator itself with Lea trying to be helpful by rolling paint onto parts difficult to get to. But a bit too enthusiastically: broken roller… (what with the broken fork and spades, Goodgym is in danger of getting a bad reputation!) Anyway shopping for a “corner roller” and some terps was a task for Keith. Then we all got down on our knees to clean the floor and then up again to push fridges etc back in their place. Belfry is certainly looking too good for the bats now!

Milly,Sophie,Mohammed,and Daryl meet at St Georges Church Boscombe to clean and paint Grounded Community's new Pantry .Once inside we soon set to work cleaning the walls. We where soon into painting the walls which look so much better painted white .Soon we had to untie a rope which one end was tied to a ceiling hatch with the other end tied round a hook once untied the Hatch opened to reveal this amazing light area but we could not close the Hatch. The staff where amazed st how much we got done Once again thank you team for today it was amazing.

Very well organised, with great multi group teamwork to help place raised food and vegetable beds in people's gardens to empower them to grow their own produce. Great sense that people in the estate felt the team was supporting them to use their garden more easily by raising the work areas. At the end of the day everybody was energised as they had really made a difference.

Hannah,John and Daryl meet Jono at the secret garden which is in St Clements church grounds,they have done so much since we where last there plus they have just been awarded funding for the next five years which is brilliant news We collected the tools we needed and headed off to Churchill Gardens where they had a big mound of compost delivered we had to move the compost to the raised beds they had in the gardens.In these raised beds they grow veg for the local residents in the area to come and pick as they want. We soon got to work and by the time was up we had shifted over half the mound they where so pleased with our work which was a great help for them. It was nice to see Hannah again dont leave it so long next time .Congratulions to Daryl on reaching the magic number 300 tasks . Next week we are at Northey road i hope to se you all next week.