1st Hensingham Scout Group is part of The Scouts and is a registered charity.
Our charity registration number is 520612
Our Scout Association group registration number is 27189
We are part of Western Lakes Scout District (which encompasses all the Scout groups between Whitehaven and Seascale) and Cumbria Scout County.
Our Group Lead Volunteer is Alf Branch. He's responsible for the programme delivered by our 3 sections. He works with the section leaders to make sure that we deliver a safe, quality programme of activities in accordance with the policies and rules of The Scouts.
You can contact Alf by email: ku.gro.stuocsmahgnisneh@lsg
The volunteers on our Trustee Board support Alf and the section leadership teams in ensuring that our youth members can enjoy the best Scouting experience possible. This includes managing the Group's finances, looking after the Group's equipment and making sure that we comply with relevant legislation and Scouts policies. You can contact the Trustee Board by email: ku.gro.stuocsmahgnisneh@ofni
The Trustee Board is elected at our annual general meeting, the current members of board are:
Chair |
Treasurer |
Secretary |
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Dave Martin
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Louise Hodgson
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George Walsh
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Elected & Co-opted Trustees |
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Claire Bethwaite |
Kam Massey |
Ann Walkingshaw |
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Ex-officio Trustees (by nature of their Scouting appointment) |
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Alf Branch
(Group lead volunteer)
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Jon Cheesewright
(Scout leader) |
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John Smallman
(Cub leader)
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Lisa Stanaway
(Beaver leader)
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Our AGM is normally held towards the end of September and all of our volunteers, youth members and their parents are invited to attend. It's normally a fun, social occasion and we try to keep the formal business as short as possible. In recent years we've held a pinewood derby and a fun bingo night.
The formal part of the meeting is the chance for people to have a say on how the Group is run and during it we will review the accounts for the previous year and elect new trustees to our Trustee Board.
Our annual report is formally presented at the AGM and contains a summary of the highlights of the year, plus a summary of our annual accounts:
Our Scout active support unit are a team of volunteers who don't work specifically with any of our youth sections but are available to help with camps and special events when our section leaders need an extra pair of hands. Some of the team are skills instructors with specialist qualifications, helping us deliver a greater range of activities to our young people.
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Harry
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Pete |