It was the night of the Elizabeth Foundation Halloween party, many children had come along in an excellent array of fancy dress.

We arrived (as requested) at 530 thinking we were setting up the party but instead we were asked to judge the fancy dress competition (how do you decide who's "best dressed"?) and help clear away and move tables and chairs back to their usual spots.

As we'd expected to be needed longer, we decided to do a quick litter pick around Palmerston Road (thanks to Ellie who had the GG Southampton litter pickers in her car). In keeping with the Halloween theme, we even found a ghostly looking bin bag and a plastic spider 🕷️ as well as a little ghost 👻 on the Debenhams hoarding.

Once completed, we met up with Abby and had an impromptu social. Note for the future: bang bang cauliflower noodles and beetroot & feta flatbread look like tasty menu choices if you're ever in a "Lounge" venue.

Thanks everyone for your task flexibility! And happy Halloween one week early! 🎃🧹🧙

We welcomed Lily back to GoodGym after some time away this evening - lovely to have you back again, Lily!

Many hands made light work of our leaflet drop. Splitting up in to small teams, we got through our stack of flyers so quickly we even had time for a cheeky drink in a local pub garden.

I think more time was spent trying to come up with a Madness related pun as the event we were promoting included a Madness Tribute Band... "Claggy Trousers" as it got rather warm... it turns out our Ska Music knowledge wasn't really up to much!

A few of The Elizabeth Foundation posters were delivered to shops and the library on Fratton Road, to be displayed on community notice boards.

We are sneaking this into the January challenge.... delivering posters for the Elizabeth Foundation golf day around Southsea.

If you'd like more info on the golf day itself (15th June at Romsey Golf Club), then click here

We put posters for the upcoming Elizabeth Foundation's charity day.

Big well done to Dave for his first mission!

We went around Palmy Road, Elm Grove, Albert Road and Highland Road. Ending up at Broadway Roasters for coffee and a biscoff brookie.

I'm awful at photos...

All posters were taken by local North End businesses including cafes, shops, hairdressers and pubs. Visible in shop windows and notice boards. A BIG thank you to everyone.