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A Walney girl became the first in Cumbria to receive the Chief Scout Award in 1994. Girls had only been allowed to join the Scouts two years previously and Debbie Wassall was one of the first. SCOUTS: St George’s Cubs, Scouts and Leaders in 1994 before setting off on a trip to Holland, where they spent a week on a site with groups from a variety of countries Debbie, 16, along with six boys from her troop, was presented with her award in Carlisle. Also in 1994 The Mail reported that Scouts in St Petersburg, Russia, would soon be equipped for hikes thanks to Duddon and High Furnes...

Seven Xenolith Explorer Scouts from Ulverston have achieved six Queen’s Scout Awards and seven Explorer Belts. The Queen’s Scout Award is the highest possible accolade to be achieved in Scouts. The group includes 20-year-olds Evie Frost, Leah Albion, Robert Albion and Megan Bartlett, 19-year-olds Alexandra Nicklin and Francis Smith-Ward have achieved their Queen Scout Award and Explorer Belts, and 19-year-old Lucy Jolly who gained her Explorer Belt. Bryan Caine, Xenolith Explorer Scout Leader said: “What a journey, what experiences they have shared, what skills they have learnt,...