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About Merseyside County...

Merseyside Scout County was formed in 1974 following local government re-organisation in the UK.

The County now comprises the five Metropolitan Boroughs of Knowsley, St. Helens, Sefton, Wirral, and the City of Liverpool.

Merseyside County comprises 15 Districts and contains inner city, urban, seaside and rural areas giving an interesting mix of communities.

The County has always been fortunate in having the Lord Lieutenant as its President. Dame Lorna Muirhead currently occupies that role and represents and supports Scouting on Merseyside in a very positive manner.


Merseyside Scouts enjoy many local facilities for adventurous and exciting activities and are fortunate to have the challenges of local waters, North Wales, the Lakes and the Peak District close at hand for wider opportunities.

There has always been a strong Scouting tradition throughout Merseyside and some of the oldest Scout Groups in the World have been giving quality Scouting to young people since 1908 and 1909. However, todays Scouts are of the 21st Century and very forward looking in what they want from Scouting.

Merseyside is a great place to enjoy Scouting!

 

 


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