SCOUTS from South Warrington had an exciting day in London when they attended a Speaker’s reception at the House of Commons.
The youngsters were guests of Warrington South MP David Mowat, together with 150 Scouts and leaders from across the UK. Guests were able to chat to MPs at the annual prestigious Speaker’s reception.
The event, hosted by the All Party Parliamentary Scout Group and the Speaker John Bercow MP, is a unique opportunity to meet MPs to talk about the challenges facing Scouting, such as the lack of adult volunteers.
West Warrington Explorer Scouts Michael Warburton-Sheridan, Katherine Instone-Cowie, and Ewan Brown from the Amazon and Viking Units, along with District Commissioner Sarah Walmsley met with Mr Mowat to share their experiences.
The MP said: “I was delighted to meet some of the Scouts from Warrington and that they were given the opportunity to attend such a special event. I have also enjoyed meeting Scouts from other parts of the UK to learn about what they do every week with support from committed adult volunteers.
“It is clear that Scouting continues to be relevant and dynamic, providing young people the chance to try out new adventures, from hiking to snowboarding to working within their local communities.”
SCOUTS from South Warrington had an exciting day in London when they attended a Speaker’s reception at the House of Commons.
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