12 Goodgym members separately went out in the month of May to litter pick local streets and green spaces!

Phil said One full bag and 4 thank yous

I had the pleasure of visiting Miss E, who was absolutely lovely and very welcoming.

The issue with her Epson XP-4200 series printer was due to a recent Wi-Fi change, which had disconnected the printer from the internet. Thankfully, I had watched a few videos in advance about setting up Wi-Fi on this specific model, so I was able to get started confidently.

I successfully: - Reconnected the printer to the internet - Linked it to Epson’s mobile app - Printed a test page to confirm everything was working

We then discovered that the printer was running low on ink. Miss E had some replacement cartridges, but unfortunately, they weren’t compatible with her printer model. We found the correct product online, and Miss E asked her daughter to place an order. I also showed her how to change the cartridges once they arrive.

She seemed really pleased with the outcome and even insisted on offering me some sweets as a thank you, which was very kind of her!

Unfortunately, I didn’t manage to take any photos during the visit, but it was a very positive and worthwhile experience. It was a pleasure supporting Miss E, and I’m glad she now has access to her printer again. This will be especially helpful for her when printing out important appointment letters and other documents to keep things organised.

To very committed, Goodgym Members helped the community group at Shepherd Hill Gardens.

I arrived right on time for Ms. B's warm welcome. Flipping the mattress turned out to be quick and straightforward.

Next, she showed me her balcony, where some of the wooden boards had a bit of moss. She’d already set out the perfect tools—metal brushes and a vacuum—so I got to scrubbing and cleaning. By the end, the balcony looked fresh and tidy, and Ms. B’s happy reaction made the effort worthwhile.

It was a pleasure to help!

The play street on Windermere avenue was the first of four this summer and Goodgym helped to make this local event a success. Nearly a hundred local residents converged on the street, closed to local traffic for two hours, to play games and socialise. There were street chalks, bubbles, giant Jenga, various home-baked cakes, as well as a book swap and an amazing spot where people could plant a pot with pollinator-friendly herbs and take it home with them. Goodgymers groomed with the set-up and staffed the street barriers, as well as helping with the clear up at the end. We look forward to the next ones!