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Saturday, October 10th, 2009Swindon Scout raises £4000 for Indian orphanage
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009
Chief Scout Bear Grylls has congratulated a Swindon Scout who has raised £4000 for an Indian orphanage in Delhi.
Ali, a 12-year-old Scout with the 18th Swindon Group, was left in a basket outside the Palna orphanage in Delhi when he was a baby. It was on a visit to the orphanage in 2006 with his adoptive parents Neil and Kauser that he was inspired to raise funds.
He began by giving speeches about the visit, selling plants, making and selling cakes and organising charity dinners.
http://www.scouts.org.uk/news/218/swindon-scout-raises-4000-for-indian-orphanage
Lucy Jones made it though to the live shows
Sunday, October 4th, 2009L
ucy Jones a 18-year-old Explorer Scout will be striving for pop stardom has made it though to the Live shows on Xfactor.
Lucy did a fabulous performance on yesterdays xfactor and today managed to make it though to the live shows.
Best of luck Lucy ScoutHelp and the world of Scouting are behind you!”
Scouts wing it at Windsor
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
Scouts from 40 countries around the world have descended on Windsor Great Park for an action packed week camping in the Queen’s back garden.
They have joined over 6000 other Scouts and Guides at Wings International Jamboree held in Windsor, UK.
Making a difference is the theme of the international camp being held in Windsor Great Park and participants take part in local community projects to make a contribution back to their host community.
One of the key parts of the week’s programme is for participants to explore the Global Development Village where they can find out more about other countries, as well as what they can do to make their own a better place.
‘I love Jamborees…’
New theme for our blog
Saturday, September 26th, 2009So our sites didn’t match up, with our blog looking tacky and wasn’t really part of the site. So I have now re-skinned it to look the same as the wiki.
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Scout’s honour for Britain’s best
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Joanna Lumley, Sir Chris Hoy, Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity and Dame Ellen MacArthur are among those credited in The Scout Association’s annual Scout Birthday Honours.
Fifteen Scout badges were awarded to a variety of individuals in the public eye to celebrate the Movement’s 102nd birthday on 1 August.
Our half a million Members were given the chance to vote online for public figures that have inspired young people and have contributed to society. The celebrities honoured have encouraged others to try new activities and learn new skills.
http://www.scouts.org.uk/news/212/scouts-honour-for-britains-best
Scouts come together for three days of fun
Friday, September 18th, 2009
Scouts from across the world will be gathering at Gilwell Park Scout Activity Centre for Reunion 2009, an activity camp where adult volunteers share knowledge, enjoy outdoor activities and take part in workshops packed full of ideas to help them in providing great Scouting to young people.
Taking place from Friday 4 to Sunday 6 September, over 2000 adult volunteers and members of Scout Network (UK Scouting’s Section for young people aged 18-25) will be coming together for an event that was first held 89 years ago.
Those attending will have the opportunity to meet the UK Chief Commissioner Wayne Bulpitt and his team, who make up UK Scouting’s volunteer leadership team alongside Chief Scout and TV adventurer Bear Grylls.
Twitter Setup
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009Checkout our new twitter page
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Reading Scouts salvage festival camping gear for sale
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
79th Reading Scouts are working in partnership with Festival Republic, the organisers of Reading Festival, and Bright Green, a community recycling project, to ensure that the thousands of items of camping equipment left behind by festival goers at this year’s Reading Festival are cleared away and put to good use.
Taking place over the August Bank Holiday Weekend, Reading Festival has a capacity of 80,000 and is to be headlined by Radiohead, Artic Monkeys and Kings Of Leon.
Every year after Reading Festival, thousands of items of camping equipment are left behind by festival goers. 79th Reading Scouts are one of the largest Scout Groups in the South of England. They have been at the forefront of the recycling effort at Reading for a number of years.
79th Reading Scouts will be responsible for helping to clear the festival site, reclaiming usable equipment which is in good condition and redistributing the equipment at a very low cost to community groups.
New Server
Saturday, May 30th, 2009We have just updated our server to a nice new fast one
With lots of new Speed we are hoping everyone will see an improvement.
If you find any issues please let me know.
