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Block or report Tabitha Skinner
Brent
📍Beer and Burger NW2 4QY
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Mon 21st Jul at 6:50pm
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Brent Report written by Tabitha Skinner
At the end of the Hottest Sale of the year , Goodgym Brent arrived at Traid in Kilburn. We packed up the unsold clothes in record time , the very definition of fast fashion. There was no time for hanging around as we packed up hangers . We gave a very warm welcome to Danielle for her first ever goodgym session .
Beatriz was very hot , and only had one fully functional arm, but still tidied more than her fair share of clothes and hangers.
Many hands made light work so we wrapped up within the hour and had a cool drink in a beer garden nearby.
Great work ! We will be back in three months to do it all again !
Mon 14th Jul at 6:50pm
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Brent Report written by Tabitha Skinner
Last night, our team met in Willesden and ran to Clitterhouse Farm, ready to roll up our sleeves and get stuck into some serious garden work.
The biggest task of the evening was shifting a hefty pile of firewood—log after log, we worked as a team to move it all efficiently using bags and wheelbarrows to help.
Once the wood was sorted, we tackled the wild garden, removing thorns, weeds, and a particularly large patch of bindweed. It was satisfying work, and the space looked noticeably better by the end of the evening.
Rob handed out a number of other odd jobs including bending metal rods and tidying up rubbish .
Huge thanks to everyone who came along and made light work of a heavy job. Clitterhouse Farm is a special place, and it was great to contribute to keeping it thriving.
Mon 23rd Jun at 6:50pm
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