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PETER SIDWELL,
“GWILLIMBURY”
27 NEWARK ROAD,
PETERBOROUGH,
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PETER SIDWELL,
“GWILLIMBURY”
27 NEWARK ROAD,
PETERBOROUGH,
PE1. 5YJ.
E mail
peterlesly@btinternet.com
Phone: 01733 554311
And.
DAVID (RUSTY) ROBINSON
4 QUORN CLOSE.
NEWBOROUGH.
PETERBOROUGH
PE6. 7RQ.
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01733 810708
DAVID (RUSTY) ROBINSON
4 QUORN CLOSE.
NEWBOROUGH.
PETERBOROUGH
PE6. 7RQ.
E mail muddyboots@realemail.co.uk
01733 810708
City Scout Link” is the newsletter for the Medehamstede and Nene Districts in the County of Cambridgeshire.
The Editor reserve the right to edit or omit any copy at his discretion..
On a cool blowy evening in August the Medehamstede Adult Support Unit enjoyed a BBQ in Alec and Isabel’s garden. They, together with Sue and Monica cooked up a tasty supper, sausages, burgers, salad and selection of mouth-watering deserts. Not to forget a variety of wines, beers and juice’s to wash it down.
It was a opportunity for the members to relax, have a chat, pit their wits against Sue’s challenging quiz. Usually the unit are organizing events and training for scouts so it was a chance to get together and chat about things other than scouting, although it did creep into the conversation occasionally. It has to be inevitable amongst folk with so much experience and memories in scouting.
Despite the weather the evening went with a swing, the quiz creating much fun and good-humoured controversy.
Despite the weather the evening went with a swing, the quiz creating much fun and good-
Medehamstede
Adult Support Unit
Enjoyed a BBQ
Adult Support Unit
Enjoyed a BBQ
Cubs from the Glinton group joined forces with the Realitas Community Arts Centre to try their hand at painting, please click on the link below for the full story and pictures showing how much they enjoyed the experience.
Werrington Scouts and Guides invited their friends and families to a Remembrance Service on the 20th November.
When they had assembled at the headquarters in church street with with their standard and flag flying they marched to St John’s church in Werrington for a short service. During the service readings, poems were read by the scouts and guides told of those who fort and died in war. There followed an act of remembrance and a two minute silence took place at the war memorial in the church yard. Poppies that had been made by the guides were laid on the memorial.
Returning to the headquarters every one enjoyed some welcome refreshments and a chance for leaders, senior and retired members of the two movements to get together.
When they had assembled at the headquarters in church street with with their standard and flag flying they marched to St John’s church in Werrington for a short service. During the service readings, poems were read by the scouts and guides told of those who fort and died in war. There followed an act of remembrance and a two minute silence took place at the war memorial in the church yard. Poppies that had been made by the guides were laid on the memorial.
Returning to the headquarters every one enjoyed some welcome refreshments and a chance for leaders, senior and retired members of the two movements to get together.
Werrington Scouts and Guides Remember