So many Goodgymers from Portsmouth and London heeded the call to show their appreciation of our squirrels by feeding them and cleaning up their green patch. !

The cute creatures were fast, fought off competition from pigeons and crows and dodged the raindrops to get to the food on offer. It was a lovely way to reconnect with nature.

There are many ways to tackle environmental issues. Offering shoppers an alternative to plastic bags is just one small way.

Some GoodGymers dug out unwanted canvas tote bags from cupboards and drawers. Other GoodGymers used fabric scraps to cover old logos and beautify the totes, to create Borrow Bags, ready to be delivered to local shops.

Well, this morning's parkrun wasn't quite as smooth as normal (police negotiating with a gentleman who may have partaken in too much breakfast wine), but that didn't stop the kids at Eastney juniors having a great time! We supported 40 kids to run, walk, skip and dance 2km. Great effort!

(PS: Completely forgot to take a group photo this morning, please enjoy this one of our butts taken by the event photographer, Lukasz.)