Merseyside Scout First Aid Support Team - Mfast

22/06/2026

Guidance on how to stay safe whilst doing activities in the summer or hot weather.

21/06/2026

15/06/2026

Don't forget we still have our Free Evening Visits offer where Scouts and Guides can book an evening visit at Tawd Vale for free if you are running your own programme. You can also book any of our activities at a reasonable cost if you want to do something a little different.

15/06/2026

Many congratulations to Jules from our very own "Team Tawd" on being awarded the silver Acorn by our Lead Volunteer, Chris Valentine-Burrows on behalf of the Chief Scout.

These awards are not given lightly and Jules has viven many years of dedicated service to Scouting to be considered for the award.

Bravo!

08/06/2026

Check out the Carbon Monoxide Safety Alert - Available on our website now
https://www.merseysidescouts.com/carbon-monoxide-safety-alert/

03/06/2026

A big ‘thank you’ to all our Team members for their support throughout the year, in addition to their everyday Scouting roles. 👏🏼

14/05/2026

Mental Health Awareness Week (11-17 May) is an annual event helping people find small ways to look after their wellbeing.

Try some of our top ten group activities to learn more about emotions, support friends and explore what makes us feel happy.

A big thank you to our partners the Rail Industry, HSBC UK, Hobbycraft and GO Outdoors for recognising the importance of mental health and wellbeing for young people and supporting these activities.

Follow the link to learn more: https://bit.ly/4dtsfC3

11/05/2026

Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week and did you know that research shows young people who join Scouts have a lower risk of mental illness in later life? 💚

Through outdoor fun, meaningful friendships, skill‑building and open conversations, Scouting supports wellbeing in so many ways.

Check out Scout Store to see their range of badges designed to spark kindness and encourage honest conversations. 👇

According to research, children and young people who take part in Scouts have a lower risk of mental illness in later life.

Scouts can play an important role in supporting wellbeing, through activities and badges, friendship, getting outdoors, and talking about and developing understanding around mental health.

Designed to inspire kindness and encourage open conversations, these badges can be worn on clothing, bags, blankets and more - with all profits going straight back into Scouting 🙌

Shop now: https://bit.ly/4dbP7Wi

11/05/2026

Great coverage of Saturday’s Duck Race organised by 1st Appley Bridge, 53rd Ormskirk, Scout Group.

11/05/2026