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Richmond
📍Homemead Residential Care TW11 0AQ
Sorting out the gardens for residents and helping staff
Mon 3rd Nov at 6:45pm
Planting and preparations at the listed war memorial in the centre of Richmond
Read moreMon 20th Oct at 6:45pm
Richmond Report written by Liz (She/her)
An unexpected start to the evening as four members witnessed then helped with a traffic accident before handing over to police who arrived at the scene with blue lights on!
Thankfully the task itself was just around the corner where the rest of the group had already started digging holes to plant bluebells in the graveyard area that Ken has been working on.
After some careful digging in the dark, the group headed to the nearby Angel & Crown for a Taskforce catch-up, full of ideas and appreciation for what everyone does to make GG Richmond something special to be part of. ❤️
Sat 18th Oct at 10:00am
Richmond Report written by Adam Stephens
Four GGers arrived with a paw-sitive mindset for the monthly RFS task of making the yard look tidy.
Chris set about chopping back the ivy and using the trusty magnetic sweeper to remove any loose nails lying around.
Rosie and Monika meanwhile were weeding and clearing the greenery near the fence, while Adam, with his trusty litter picker cleared the litter.
This combined with the aid of a fury friend ensured the yard was looking nice and purr-fect.
Sat 6th Dec at 10:00am
Sending festive thanks and greetings from Richmond Good Neighbours, without the high postage costs
Read moreSat 15th Nov at 10:00am
Supporting Poverty, Environment and Unemployment in the borough of Richmond
Read moreSat 1st Nov at 10:00am
Keeping things moving at this important local community centre
Read moreSat 25th Oct at 10:00am
Sorting out the gardens for residents and helping staff
Read moreSat 11th Oct at 10:00am
A very pleasant Saturday morning saw 6 GGers make their way to the Ham Lands for our monthly mission helping to preserve the natural habitat for all the good plant life and beasties that live there.
We were back in the same spot as last month, working to clear the undergrowth and overgrown areas and tackling the many troublesome roots which were riddled through the soil.
We set to work with choppers and loppers and picks and mattocks. The sun started to shine and we were visited by some very friendly dogs, including Pickle who won everyone’s hearts as she wanted to play ball with us all.
After some hard, satisfying work we finally downed tools and went for a coffee (and some treats) at the Swiss Bakery 🙂
Next time at the Ham Lands will be Saturday 8th November: sign up here https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/helping-the-happy-ham-landers-5177c674-7330-4205-9be1-1294fa928609
Mon 27th Oct at 6:45pm
Help make this brilliant facility for local youths run!
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