Pedal power for Kidderminster Beavers and Cubs

Pedal power: Cyclocross winners Jacob Rudd, left and Cameron Hamilton show off their trophies.

8:28am Wednesday 5th June 2013

EAGER Kidderminster Beavers proved they had pedal power during an annual Scout woodland bike race.

Cookley Beaver Scout comes to the Rescue

Beaver Scout James age 6

9:59pm Friday 7th October 2011

Cookley Beaver Scout comes to the rescue during the 25th Anniversary of Beaver Scouting

Cookley Beaver Scouts make History at the Plod Camp

9:51pm Friday 7th October 2011

Beaver Scouts from Cookley make History during the 25th Anniversary of Beaver Scouting

Safari Sleepover

Beavers enjoying a sing-song around the campfire

9:17pm Thursday 21st July 2011

As a celebration of 25 years of Beaver Scouting, Kidderminster District Beaver Scouts held a Safari Sleepover in Treetops at West Midland Safari Park. Six Beaver Colonies took part in this exciting event involving 99 Beaver Scouts and 40 adults.

A History of beaver Scouting in the UK

4:39pm Sunday 20th March 2011

Even after 1916 and the formation of the Wolf Cubs the pressure from younger brothers to join in the fun of Scouting never really went away. The U.K.'s answer to this was the Beaver Scout Section. Many people think that the section started in the early eighties, but in reality, it started as early as 1963 in Northern Ireland.

Beaver Scouting Celebrating 25 Years with a new District Badge

Beaver Scouting Celebrating 25 Years with a new District Badge

5:24pm Thursday 17th February 2011

Lucas Remmers aged 6 years a beaver scout from the 8th Kidderminster Scout group (St. Johns) has designed the official Kidderminster & District Badge to celebrations 25 years of beaver scouting, a small presentation took place at the scout headquarters in Habberley Road, Kidderminster on Thursday evening the 10th February 2011.



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