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Mon 17th Nov at 6:45pm
Reading Report written by Jenni H
This week's run report was written by AI! With Jess' upskilling on AI the topic of the night, here's what it thought we did, given the prompt 'Write me 3 paragraphs on litter picking in Reading, UK. There were 4 people and we collected 7 bags of rubbish'
A small but determined group of four volunteers came together in Reading, UK, to tackle the growing issue of litter in their local area. Armed with gloves, grabbers, and plenty of enthusiasm, they set out to make a visible difference to the streets and green spaces. Despite the chilly weather, the team worked steadily, focusing on hotspots where rubbish often accumulates, such as pathways, roadside verges, and near bus stops.
By the end of the session, the group had collected an impressive seven bags of rubbish. The haul included everything from discarded cans and bottles to food wrappers and other everyday waste. Each bag represented not just cleaner surroundings, but also a step toward encouraging others to take pride in their community. The volunteers noted how quickly litter can build up, but also how satisfying it is to see the immediate impact of their efforts.
Beyond the physical clean‑up, the activity carried a deeper message: community action matters. The four participants demonstrated that even a small team can make a meaningful difference when they work together. Their litter‑picking in Reading wasn’t just about removing rubbish — it was about fostering civic responsibility, raising awareness, and inspiring others to join future efforts. With seven bags cleared in just one outing, they proved that collective action can transform public spaces into cleaner, more welcoming environments.
While AI might not do a bad job of report writing, GoodGym is one of those things that could never be replaced by AI! Join us for our next task soon!
Tue 4th Nov at 6:30pm
Reading Report written by Shirley N
Two GoodGymers met at The Biscuit Factory for a calm but productive task: writing 100 gift cards for Connect Reading. Armed with pens, a cold drink, and steady handwriting, we worked through the stack one by one, adding the gift requests for the giving tree.
It was a simple session, but a meaningful one each card will help make someone’s festive season as it represents a gift they want and thanks to the giving tree will be getting this christmas .
A small team, a big stack, and a good cause!
Tue 4th Nov at 6:30pm
Helping local charities provide gifts for children in need.
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