Could I wish the officers and staff at NHQ and also the whole Brigade family a very happy Christmas and exciting New Year. Sincere thanks to all our officers and helpers for all your hard work in providing such an interesting range of activities to our members throughout 2016.
With all best wishes.
Liz Butterfield
Governor
Kingswood is one of the most experienced providers of outdoor education in the UK. We are now hiring for our government funded Activity Leader Apprentice roles, due to start in February 2017.
Our Activity Leaders have fun while working in an outdoor adventure environment, on activities including abseiling, bushcraft, caving, zipwire and more. If you know any suitable applicants, aged 18 or above, please forward this message on and ask them simply to sign up for one of our upcoming assessment days.
To find out more click here
Young people are the centre and future of the CLCGB, and to move forward we would welcome your views and opinions for the future of the CLCGB.
We have devised a quick questionnaire as your views count to download a copy please document click here (221 KB) , once completed please send all completed questionnaires to contactus@clcgb.org.uk. Thank you in advance for your time taken.
Our latest press release from today's (December 1st 2016) Tamworth Herald page 24, sharing the 125th Anniversary of the Brigade.
Congratulations to Margaret Anne-Wilkins and all who put on a splendid and appropriate Open Night in Atherstone to celebrate the Brigade's 125th Anniversary.
If you have any articles you wish to be published in the local press please do not hesitate to contact NHQ at contactus@clcgb.org.uk, or if you have been in the press recently email your articles to us and we will publish them here.
On Sunday 13th November St. James Alperton Company joined members from all over the country at the Remembrance Parade at the Cenotaph. It was great to meet and share information with other leaders. To the lovely ladies of Bristol – we LOVE your alternative uniform. Many thanks to Martyn Bedder who guided us through every “quick march” and “left – right” He ensured that we looked an incredibly smart unit. It was a day of great pride, respect and unity.
Lesley Turner – St James Alperton
