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Mum of boy who died on Scouts trip calls on government to take action - Vimarsana News

Mum of boy who died on Scouts trip calls on government to take action

Jackie Leonard has joined forces with the families of Lee Craddock, Scott Fanning and Roy Thornton, who died on Scouting expeditions, to demand the Government launch a public inquiry

24 Budget Friendly Things To Do in Great Britain - Vimarsana News

24 Budget Friendly Things To Do in Great Britain

24 budget-friendly things you can do during your visit to one of the most interesting countries on the planet - Great Britain.

Scouts putting 'the lives of young people at risk', warns coroner - Vimarsana News

Scouts putting 'the lives of young people at risk', warns coroner

The Scout Association lacks a “culture of candour” and is “institutionally defensive”, a coroner has warned following the death of a 16-year-old boy who fell from a beauty spot in Wales while on a trip with the organisation.

Lack of 'robust regulation' contributed to death of teen Scout, coroner concludes - Vimarsana News

Lack of 'robust regulation' contributed to death of teen Scout, coroner concludes

Sixteen-year-old Ben Leonard died while on a Scout trip to Yr Wyddfa in 2018

Scout's Association are 'putting young lives at risk': Coroner slams group for failing to 'accept any responsibility' after teenage boy, 16, fell 200ft to his death over Great Orme - Vimarsana News

Scout's Association are 'putting young lives at risk': Coroner slams group for failing to 'accept any responsibility' after teenage boy, 16, fell 200ft to his death over Great Orme

David Pojur, assistant coroner for North Wales east and central, said the scouts had failed 'to accept any accountability' and were 'institutionally defensive' following Ben Leonard's death in 2018.