James Throup


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James Throup went on a group run

Wed 29th Jan at 6:00pm

Lights, Camera, GoodGym in Action

Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway

On Wednesday we rounded off a January full of Good Deeds with a litter pick in Headington. In an exciting development we were joined by a journalist from ITV, who was filming a piece on GoodGym which will show on the 6pm news in a few weeks' time. So, alongside our expert litter picking, this week we got to polish our public speaking/acting skills. Cue some 'fake' running (there was real running too!), performative litter picking, and expert handling of hecklers while being interviewed by Ben.

Filming complete, we picked up the pace on our litter picking and made sure we'd done a thorough clean up of Gipsy Lane before we had to call time on the session.

Welcome to GoodGym Stephen!

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James Throup signed up to a group run.

Wed 29th Jan at 6:00pm

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James Throup signed up to a community mission.

Sun 26th Jan at 10:00am

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James Throup has done their first good deed with GoodGym. 🥇

Wednesday 15th January

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James Throup has done their first good deed with GoodGym.

James is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.

Vicky Arnold
James Throup
James Throup went on a group run

Wed 15th Jan at 6:00pm

Cheesy Puns and Exploratory Runs

Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway

We usually try to get to West Oxford for a litter pick early in the year, and despite the ongoing challenges of accessing the Botley Road, we headed there last night for a clean up.

We split into 3 groups and allowed ourselves an hour to blitz the trash. Given the cold weather we found a surprising amount of discarded clothing (wouldn't you notice that you'd left your coat on the cemetery gate?!), as well as a bags full of the usual suspects (cans, bottles), and more unusual items (a whole block of cheese, part of a car bumper, MANY Christmas trees, a French dictionary).

All in all, a good amount of rubbish got picked and bagged, leaving the area looking a little more loved.

Welcome to GoodGym James!

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