126 GoodGymers have supported Portsmouth Residents and Visitors with 540 tasks.
Wednesday 19th November 2025 10:00am - 12:00pm
Wednesday 3rd December 2025 10:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday 14th December 2025 10:45am - 11:30am
Wednesday 17th December 2025 10:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday 21st December 2025 10:45am - 11:30am
Friday 14th November
Written by Jane
The weather gods were kind to us and paused the rain just long enough for us to fill a big, black bag of rubbish and have a good catch up.
Sunday 9th November
Written by Judy Knapp
Well done to mini GGer, Jack, for seeking out the interesting and unusual finds at Tipner shoreline! These included large pieces of rope, a flip-flop and 2 different-sized wheels.
With Laura, Katie and I to help pick up the smaller bits (including, of course, a sock!) we made a visible difference to the beach in just 45 minutes. Four heavy sacks of litter collected, and less litter to return to the sea on the next high tide.
Monday 10th November
Written by Dave M
Hopes dashed that the rain would hold off, I set about giving the rec a clear up.
Plenty of cans found. A used firework remnant! A hat, as there is always clothing! And spookiest of all (albeit slightly late for halloween), a bubblegum wrapper. Not scary on its own, however the 'are you afraid of the dark' podcast I was listening to had a discussion on bubblegum flavours at exactly the moment I spotted it.
Sunday 9th November
Written by Katie Carew-Robinson (she/her)
Today we welcomed Elvis to his first session, give him a cheer! He got stuck into the big cut back and had razor sharp eyesight for spotting rubbish!
Dave was double good deeding, starting with us and the heading off to junior parkrun. Judy is also double deeding today with a run sandwiched in between. Top GoodGyming!
Favourite finds today were a rocking swan 🦢, corkscrew and mini football ⚽
Good work by all!
Wednesday 5th November
Written by Portsmouth runner
But not quite yet.... we were very lucky with the weather - warm and only a few drops of rain. Judy brought plants from home to put in our Friends of Victoria Park planter - they are hardy winter plants, taking the place of the summer flowers as they gradually die off. Today we were two groups, one digging up plants for re-planting over by the Civic Office and the other group doing the weeding and re-planting. Once finished, we went back to the Hub to enjoy a hot drink with some very tasty biscuits.
Wednesday 22nd October
Written by Portsmouth runner
Victoria Park looked golden today with the bright sunshine and beautiful autumn coloured leaves on the trees. We're entering a period now in the Park involving general maintenance, and today we were pulling up all the flowers that bloomed through Spring & Summer. Re-planting those that wouldn't mind a bit of frost, and leaving the rest for the Park Keepers to collect and recycle. We ended the session with refreshments and biscuits, sitting in the sunshine and making the most of it before the wind and rain come back again tomorrow.
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