Nottinghamshire Scout County (The Scout Association)

Map of the UK highlighting the location of Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire Scout County is a Scout County of the Scout Association in the United Kingdom, covering the county of Nottinghamshire. The current County Commissioner is Stuart Howells.

Organisation

The County is divided into eleven Scout Districts:

Ashfield

• 1st Annesley
• 3rd East Kirkby
• 1st Hucknall (St. John's)
• 2nd Hucknall (Parish Church)
• 3rd and 8th Hucknall
• 4th Hucknall
• 5th Hucknall
• 1st Huthwaite (All Saints)
• 1st Kirkby in Ashfield
• 1st Selston (St. Helen's)
• 1st Skegby
• 2nd Sutton in Ashfield
• 5th/4th Sutton in Ashfield

Beauville

• 1st Awsworth (St. Peter's)
• 1st Brinsley (St. James')
• 3rd Eastwood (St. Mary's)
• 1st Greasly
• 2nd Kimberly (Holy Trinity)
• 1st Nuthall

Central Notts

• 1st Arnold and Woodthorpe
• 2nd Arnold (St. Mary's)
• 1st Burton Joyce
• 1st Calverton
• 4th Carlton (St. Pauls Own)
• 5th Carlton
• 1st Farnsfield
• 1st Gedling
• 3rd Netherfield
• 1st Porchester
• 1st Redhill
• Southwell
• 1st Woodborough
• 2nd Woodthorpe
• 3rd Woodthorpe (St. Mark's)
• Invictus Explorer Scout Unit
• Discovery Explorer Scout Unit

City of Nottingham

• 1st Clifton
• 1st Ismaili
• 3rd Nottingham (Ambleside)
• 4th Nottingham Air Scout Group
• 7th Nottingham
• 100th Nottingham (1st Notts)
• 102nd Nottingham (Rise Park)
• 105th Nottingham (St Judes)
• 111th Nottingham
• 113th Nottingham
• 120th Nottingham
• 124th Nottingham
• 15th Nottingham (Lenton Abbey)
• 1st/93rd Nottingham YMCA
• 23rd Nottingham
• 24th Nottingham (Cavendish)
• 28th Nottingham
• 31st Nottingham (St Peter's)
• 34th Nottingham
• 35th Nottingham (Kingswood)
• 39th Nottingham (Bilborough)
• 44th Nottingham
• 45th/89th Nottingham
• 47th Nottingham (Lenton)
• 48th Nottingham
• 53rd Nottingham
• 62nd Nottingham
• 64th Nottingham
• 68th Nottingham
• 75th Nottingham
• 79th Nottingham
• 87th/86th Nottingham
• 88th Nottingham (St Cyprian's)
• 1st Silverdale
• 1st Wilford (St Wilfrids)
• Tempest Explorer Scout Unit

Mansfield

• 1st Bilsthorpe
• 1st Clipstone
• 1st Edwinstowe
• 1st Forest Town
• 1st Larch Farm (St. Peter's)
• 2nd Mansfield
• 4th Mansfield Woodhouse
• 5th Mansfield (St. John's) Sea Scouts
• 8th Mansfield (St. Lawrence's)
• 9th Mansfield (St. Philip Neri)
• 10th Mansfield (St. Augustines)
• 12th Mansfield (Saville House)
• 26th Mansfield (Methodist)
• 1st New Ollerton and Boughton
• Rainworth Parish Church
• 2nd Warsop (Methodist)
• 1st Welbeck (Methodist)
• Rufford Explorers

Newark

• 1st Balderton
• 1st Coddington
• 1st Collingham
• 1st Flintham
• 6th Newark (Christ Church)
• 7th Newark
• 9th Newark
• 1st Norwell

Retford and District

• 1st Clarborough and District
• 1st East Markham and Askham
• Misterton
• 1st Ordsall
• 2nd Ranskill (St. Barnabas)
• 7th Retford (St. Swithun's)
• 10th Retford (St. Saviours)
• 2nd Tuxford
• 1st Wheatley
• 1st Woodbeck

South East Nottinghamshire

• 1st Bingham
• 1st Cotgrave
• 2nd East Leake
• 1st Gotham
• 1st Keyworth
• 1st Kinoulton
• 1st Langar (Vale of Belvoir)
• 1st Radcliffe on Trent
• 1st Ruddington
• 1st Shelford and East Bridgford
• 1st Sutton Bonnington
• 1st Tollerton

South West Nottinghamshire

• 2nd Attenborough (St. Mary's)
• 2nd Beeston (Parish Church) Sea Scouts
• 6th Beeston
• 8th Beeston
• 2nd Bramcote
• 1st Chilwell and Attenborough
• 2nd Chilwell (Christ Church)
• 3rd Chilwell (Inham Nook)
• 1st Chilwell Depot
• 1st Stapleford (St. Helen's)
• 5th Stapleford
• 6th Stapleford (Salvation Army)
• 1st Toton (St. Peter)
• 2nd Toton
• 1st Trowell (St. Helen's)
• Eclipse Scout Network

West Bridgford

• 1st Edwalton
• 1st Gamston
• 1st Lady Bay
• 1st/2nd West Bridgford
• 3rd Weat Bridgford (Friary)
• 4th West Bridgford (Methodist)
• 5th West Bridgford (Baptist)
• 6th West Bridgford (Heymann)
• 9th West Bridgford
• West Bridgford Explorer Scouts

Worksop

• 1st Carlton in Lindrick
• 1st Shireoaks (St. Luke's)
• 4th Worksop (St. John's)
• 12th Worksop (U R C)
• 14th Worksop (St. Anne's)

Campsites

Robin Hood Scout Campsite

Sherbrooke Scout Campsite

Walesby Forest Scout Campsite

Jim'll Fix It

In 1980, a group of Cub Scouts from the 2nd Sutton St Mary’s troop wrote to the Television programme Jim'll Fix it asking to have a meal in an unusual place. The show sent them, complete with packed lunch, to ride the Revolution at Pleasure Beach Blackpool with hilarious results. The clip became one of the most requested on British television. The stunt was repeated in 2007 with the same former Cubs for Jim'll Fix It Strikes Again, with similar results.

External links

• Nottinghamshire Scout County