The UK Scout Association's feed of latest news
- HRH Prince Charles repeats call for adult volunteers
Prince Charles has spoken of his support for Scouting by revealing concerns for young people who are unable to join the Movement. - Hampshire Scout Group needs votes for green award
A Group who rebuilt their meeting place after an arson attack have reached the final of a community environment award. - Scouts do what they do best for Founder's Day
Scouts around the world are celebrating Founder’s Day, the birthday of Scouting’s founder Robert Baden-Powell, by doing what they do best: outdoor activities and supporting their communities. - Scouts Challenged in the Chilterns
Last weekend saw over four hundred Scouts take part in the 31st annual Southern 50 Challenge, a hike over the Chiltern Hills through Buckinghamshire and the surrounding counties. - Scouting saddened by death of hill walker
The Scout Association is deeply saddened to confirm the death of Stephen Young, a trustee of Kent Scout County. - Scouts help ShelterBox in Haiti
As providing reliable shelter for hundreds of thousands of Haitians becomes the priority, Scouts have been on hand pitching tents with disaster relief charity ShelterBox - Scouting opens doors to thrillseekers
The BBC have launched a campaign to get us off the sofa and out having an adventure, and The Scout Association is getting involved. - African Queen
A Perthshire Scout is one of eight young people selected for a BBC series which follows them as they learn how to be rangers on an African game reserve. - Scout response to Haiti disaster gathers pace
Following the devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince, Scouts from the UK and around the world have been responding through fundraising and action to help the victims. - Support for Haiti Scouts
Scouts from all over the world are rallying to offer aid and support to their counterparts in Haiti. Donations are flooding in and a bank account and online contribution facility have been set up by the World Scout Bureau. - 2,000 Scouts brave cold for rugby showdown
Over 50 Groups in Leicestershire raise Scouting's profile and enjoy a Premiership encounter in freezing conditions, with bands, clowns and plenty of adventure - Winter adventure in the snow
Last weekend 2,500 Scouts from across the UK welcomed in a new year of adventure. The Scouts from as far as Devon and North Wales braved sub zero temperatures and fields of snow to camp at Gilwell Park Activity Centre, the home of Scouting and outdoor adventure. - Schools are closed but 2,500 Scouts enjoy winter adventure
This weekend 2,500 Explorer Scouts from across the UK are welcoming in a new year of adventure. - A decade of adventure
It's been a momentous decade for Scouting. As fireworks ushered in a new millennium, and the millennium bug failed to bite, the UK’s Scouts could never have anticipated what the first decade of the 21st century would bring.