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Scouts take Parliament

Scouts take Parliament

(16/05/2012)

Beavers and Cubs took Scout Community Week to Westminster yesterday (15 May).

Scout Community Week hits its stride

Scout Community Week hits its stride

(15/05/2012)

Scouts up and down the country have been hard at work for Scout Community Week (14-20 May).

Scout Community Week is here!

Scout Community Week is here!

(11/05/2012)

Scout Community Week, Scouting's epic community and fundraising project, is finally here.

Scouting supports Deaf Awareness Week

Scouting supports Deaf Awareness Week

(10/05/2012)

Scouts will be joining millions around the country to support Deaf Awareness Week, taking place from 7-13 May.

Cub Scout's footsteps for the future

Cub Scout's footsteps for the future

(08/05/2012)

A Cub Scout has raised over £2,500 to help rebuild his Scout HQ by completing a 32 mile walk, just another example of Scouting's impact in local communities.

The Commonwealth comes to Gilwell

The Commonwealth comes to Gilwell

(01/05/2012)

Reflecting on a successful weekend as the UK Scout Association hosts the Commonwealth Scout Forum 2012.

Top achievers honoured by HM The Queen

Top achievers honoured by HM The Queen

(30/04/2012)

Scouts meet HM The Queen and Chief Scout Bear Grylls during St George's Day National Queen's Scout celebrations at Windsor Castle.

Marathon success on London's streets

Marathon success on London's streets

(27/04/2012)

A team of i.Scout runners complete the 2012 Virgin London Marathon, cheered on by The Scout Association and other supporters

Celebrating two books by two Chief Scouts

Celebrating two books by two Chief Scouts

(26/04/2012)

Nearly 105 years on from the publication of first Chief Scout Robert Baden-Powell's Scouting for Boys, Bear Grylls' own book, Scouting for All, is now on sale.

New adventures, new centres

New adventures, new centres

(20/04/2012)

Crawfordsburn and Yr Hafod are added to the network of National Scout Activity Centres.

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