Fresh from cheering on the runners at the Robin Hood Half, Jules cycled over to the Lindum Grove Community Garden to help Kathryn with various tasks.

In a very productive session, they cleared up some rubbish, did a hay cut on the mini meadow and painted the loo. And what a beautiful loo it is too!!

Jules said "Kathryn and I spent a lovely hour or so this morning clearing a meadow flower bed ready for some new seeds and base painting the new compost toilet. It’s final fun colour and design yet to be decided - ideas anyone??".

Well done Jules for completing a GoodGym double today.

Five GoodGym Nottingham members made their way to Lindum Grove to help kathryn with some much-needed jobs around the community garden.

We welcomed new members Julia, Tim and Matthew, who were joined by Rachel W and Jules.

Kathryn would like to pass on a big thank you for another great GoodGym session. She was very grateful that some people even stayed longer than the hour to continue to help her out. Also thanks to Tim who fed back that it was 'a great feeling that I helped in a local community area'. We are glad to hear that everyone had fun!

On a sunny Sunday in Nottingham, 3 GoodGymers headed to the Lindum Grove Community Garden to help Kathryn with some more jobs. Under the shade of a large willow tree (which was quite welcome on such a warm day) we worked on creating a dead hedge.

Thankfully this wasn’t Natalie's first dead hedge, so she took the lead in lining the hedge with stakes and showing us how to weave willow along the edges. After an hour we’d made a good start on the hedge, which will eventually form the boundary to a shady extension to the existing garden with benches and a picnic area.

We welcomed Helen to her first GoodGym task – lovely to meet you!

GoodGym Nottingham headed to the Lindum Grove Community Garden with the lovely Kathryn where we helped with some weeding, composting the beds, making a vegetable bed, moving some daffodils and tulips, cutting some of the grassy edges and moving/emptying several bags of top soil. Another job well done!