Five of us tackled part 1 of a big makeover task for Admiral Jellicoe House, painting the dementia garden bright colours so the residents can use it and reminisce about their time in the Royal Navy / Royal Marines.

It was a lovely sunny day and the garden was quite the sun trap, so the beautiful boat seating area provided respite for weary arms, as did the lovely refreshments from the kitchen!

We made some progress with the fence panels but more coats of paint are needed and there are a lot more panels to paint, so look out for another task for this soon!

For the final leg of our Great British Spring Clean Relay, we were back where it all started - Bransbury Park!

After an initial scout of the pathways, we were drawn to the astro-turf pitches, where we filled a huge bag with bottles and cans for recycling, alongside another bag of general rubbish.

More exotics finds includes a pair of sunglasses (in about six pieces around the outskirts of the courts), a ruler and a jacket. The jacket looked forgotten rather than abandoned, so we hung it up to hopefully be reclaimed.

This pick brought our total for GBSC to 43 bags - over twice what we pledged! amazing work, everyone!

We enjoyed a lovely sunny morning down at Eastney Junior parkrun, celebrating the 15th birthday of Junior parkrun!

Laura and Jack kept a watchful eye on the course from Gate 1, whilst Dave, Jen and Alice enjoyed park-walking and tail-walking.

Three goodgymers enjoyed the beautiful park this lunchtime and filled 2 bags of litter which included a lone glove. A big welcome to Ayo for his first task! 😀