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It was quickly back into the swing of Scouting following Wayne’s return from Brazil
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A Scout Troop from Shipston has been encouraging speeding motorists to change their ways by taking to the streets and catching them in the act.
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Wayne makes no secret of the fact that he consider time spent in conferences and gatherings such as the World Scout Conference in Brazil as an obligation of being UK Chief Commissioner.
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David Morton, Network Member and member of the Board of Trustees give us the lowdown on the final day of the 39th World Scout Conference…
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Fiona and Craig have managed to prise the blog away from Nigel to continue our takeover…
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The blog today has been wrestled from the youth delegates and handed to Nigel Hailey, International Commisssioner. For him the Conference is more than the formal plenary sessions and provides plenty of opportunities for meetings with friends old and new.
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Your delegation started gathering for the 39th World Scout Conference in Curitiba, Brazil on Sunday and comprises:
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Hardy Scouts are drying off after another successful Wintercamp event at Gilwell Park.
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A party of eleven Explorer Scouts and Scout Network members, accompanied by two leaders, spent their own Christmas helping at an orphanage on the outskirts of Kathmandu in Nepal.
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Continuing my wander through our current work plans and a reminder of some Christmas messages you should have received.
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Scouts have once again been out supporting their local communities through the current arctic weather conditions.
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A busy week of catch up meetings with friends and colleagues, a trip to Zurich on business, Cardiff and London for Scouting and the chance to catch up on some sleep!
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Beavers in Birmingham have been honoured with an opportunity to celebrate Christmas in a one-of-a-kind service at a Sikh Temple.
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Having boasted last week that nothing keeps Wayne awake at night, he paid the price this week!
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On Tuesday night a team of Scout volunteers took emergency action to help local services in extreme weather.
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What is Wayne thinking this week?
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The 22nd South Shields (Brownsea) Scout Group were last week presented with The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, a major national award that is the equivalent of an MBE for voluntary groups.
