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📍Junction of A406 and Falloden Way opposite Edge Hill Avenue N3 3JL
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Mon 27th Jan at 8:00pm
Barnet Report written by Paul Salman
GoodGym January Litter Pick Report
A huge thank you to everyone who took part in January’s litter pick! Despite the rain, wind, and occasional challenges, you all stepped up to make a real difference in your local communities. It’s inspiring to see the creativity and dedication you bring to these events. Let’s take a moment to celebrate some of your amazing efforts: • Gosia braved the evening rain and windy conditions in her local area, collecting bags, cans, and bottles. She even stumbled across two broken umbrellas – proof of how wild the weather was! Taking photos in the wind wasn’t easy, but she powered through. • Paul Browning explored Elmstead Woods and noticed a big improvement compared to last month – less litter to bag, showing how impactful regular clean-ups can be! He also took his efforts to Chinbrook Meadows, ensuring no path was left untouched. • Sally and Jacqui fished crisp packets and beer cans out of the canal during their litter pick. And after all that hard work? They fittingly celebrated with crisps and beer at the pub – a perfect way to finish the evening! I enjoyed my litter pick with my dog Gus and I was amused to see a sign which said not today next to a piece of rubbish see photo! Says it all!
Every contribution made a difference, whether it was in Elmstead Woods, local streets, or along the canal. It’s this shared effort and sense of community that makes these events so rewarding. You’ve all helped to make your neighborhoods cleaner, greener, and better for everyone.
Looking Ahead to February
Let’s keep this momentum going! We’ll be hosting another litter pick in February, and we’d love to grow the numbers even further. Why not invite a friend or family member along? Together, we can have fun, get active, and continue to make a positive impact.
As always, it’s about more than just picking up litter – it’s about building connections, supporting our local areas, and showing what a difference we can make when we work together.
Thank you again to everyone who got involved this month. Let’s make February even bigger and better!
Best wishes, Paul
Sun 26th Jan at 6:45pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by John Shirley
GoodGymers across London - but especially in Tower Hamlets - went out to make their area a nicer place to be.
Sun 26th Jan at 6:45pm
Sun 26th Jan at 8:00am
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Jess Smith
Goodgym twitchers were out in force for this years RSBP Big Garden Bird Watch.
Members from across the country took an hour out of their weekend to count birds in their gardens, local parks and green spaces. It seems a lot of curious pets got in on the action too although the dogs were not quite as interested as the cats!!
From London to Leicester and as far north as Manchester many birds (and squirrels) were counted including:
Robin, Wood Pigeon, Magpie, Crow, Jackdaw, Parakeet, Coal Tit, Blackbird, Red Kite, Blackcap, Blue Tit, Chaffinch, Goldfinch, Woodpecker, Great Tit, Sparrow!
Its great to see such a diversity of birds and we hope this data helps the RSPB to continue to protect these fabulous creatures!
(If you have done your birdwatch but not yet registered, feel free to add yourself or let me know and I can add you).
Mon 27th Jan at 2:53pm
Well done twitchers, and big cheers for Jess for organising and reporting. You're flying through the Jan Challenge Jess! x
Tue 28th Jan at 11:52am
Great task weldone! Although I only saw the same 2 pigeons that are always in our garden, we have a pigeons nest high in the tree that has survived all the storms better than our roof tiles!
Sun 26th Jan at 8:00am
Help the RSBP to build a picture of how garden birds are faring
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