Carl is one of the Group Joint Lead Volunteers and shares overall responsibility for leading and supporting the Scout Group alongside Ben. Together, they ensure the safe and effective delivery of Scouting to young people, support and manage adult volunteers, and uphold the values and policies of The Scout Association.

Ben is one of the Group Joint Lead Volunteers and shares overall responsibility for leading and supporting the Scout Group alongside Carl. Together, they ensure the safe and effective delivery of Scouting to young people, support and manage adult volunteers, and uphold the values and policies of The Scout Association.

Ben grew up in Scotland and spend his youth as a Scout adventuring around the highlands. This has given him a passionate interest in the great outdoors and spends all of his free time outside doing adventurous activities. Before moving to London and joining the group Ben was part of leadership team at the 9th Calander Scout Group in Stirlingshire and was one of the instructors at Invertrossachs Scout Activity Centre.

The group currently doesn't run a squirrel dray. However, we are hoping to start one soon, so please get in touch if you would be interested in getting involved.

The group currently doesn't run a beaver colony. However, we are hoping to start one soon, so please get in touch if you would be interested in getting involved.

Richard is the Cub Pack Lead Volunteer is responsible for planning and delivering a fun, safe, and adventurous program for young people aged 8–10½ in the Cub Pack. They lead and support a team of adult volunteers to provide high-quality Scouting experiences that promote personal development and teamwork.

The Scout Troop Lead Volunteer is responsible for leading and delivering an engaging and challenging program for young people aged 10½–14 in the Scout Troop. They guide Scouts in developing skills for life, working with a team of adult volunteers to ensure a safe, inclusive, and fun environment.

After being a leader with the group for many years, Rachel has kindly volunteered to the be the Group Chair. The chair leads the Scout Group’s Executive Committee, working in partnership with the Group Leadership Team to ensure the effective governance, financial stability, and strategic direction of the Scout Group.

The group currently doesn't have a group secretary. However, we are very keen to bring someone onboard as the group grows, so please get in touch if you would be interested in getting involved.

The group currently doesn't have a group treasurer. However, we are very keen to bring someone onboard as the group grows, so please get in touch if you would be interested in getting involved.

Apa the Monkey is the beloved mascot of the Scout Group, serving as a fun and friendly symbol of unity, spirit, and adventure across all sections. Though small and furry, Apa plays a big role in bringing Scouts together, encouraging participation, and creating memorable experiences. Apa att