Final week of delivering tubs to Greene King pubs! thanks all involved. Hopefully lots of money raised for Macmillan Cancer support.

Great work by everyone who took part in the January Bingo. Hopefully you felt inspired to do good and get fit this January!

Everyone that has submitted so far had completed at least one full line with most people finishing the full challenge.

If you still have any photos to submit, please email jen@goodgym.org so I can get them uploaded.

A quick run to ensure no longer needed blankets and scarves were reused and recycled.

Beaches, river banks, ponds & lakes were all cared for in January by Portsmouth GoodGym.

We went out with family, friends, in groups or as solitary litter-pickers.

Our area has healthier waterways and coasts as a result of our care.

2 Goodgymer joined volunteersfrom the Portsmouth Scouts emptyingcupboards, moving cupboards and restocking cupboards to ensure a clean, safe and bigger area for young people in the area to get involved in Scouting.
In Goodgym style we also made sure the items that weren't needed were recycled, donated to Salvation Army or sent to the share cafe.

It was hard to give them up, but we gave some of our books to Tesco who will sell them and give the profits to the Fratton Together Food Pantry.

Andi had help from Little Miss who happily packed up a mini collection for other children to enjoy.

There were so many of us this evening, we had to take turns doing good! In-between, we were shown around the facilities of the Adventure Playground by the kids. Lots of fun was had on the zip-line, tire swing, slide and cargo net.

We got stuck in with digging initially, then we got to crack out the big guns. A sledgehammer and a crow-bar came in very handy, and we got to witness Liz go wild with an axel grinder!

By the end of the session, we had destroyed the boat carcass, moved the remains to a bonfire pile ready for a viking burial, then even dug up some breeze blocks buried deep under the ground.