- Living in Lockdown 2020 Challenge Update – Badges now available
- October Blue Sheet now online
- Christmas Baking Competition
- 2019 Trustees report and accounts
- July Blue Sheet now available here
- Special Volunteers’ Week Message
- A message from our County President and County Commissioner
- A VE Day Message
- Girlguiding in Gayton versus the virus
- Girlguiding Horsford is being active!
- Blue Sheet online here
- Norfolk Coast AONB Scout & Guide Challenge
- Covid 19 update
- World Thinking Day message
- Our very own radio star!
- What a WOW day!
- Crabbing in Lowestoft
- Royal Norfolk Show 2019
- It’s Competition Time
- The very first STEM event exclusively for Norfolk Guides and Rangers
- WoW Festival for Guides and Rangers
- A ‘Thank You’ for Pat!
- Presentation of Queen’s Guide Awards
- Mini Monsters visit Queenshill Rainbows
- Rainbows, Brownies & Guides Steam into Strumpshaw
- Greetings from Girlguiding Norfolk County Commissioner
- Saying thank you to Division Commissioners
- Rainbow leader receives the British Empire Medal (BEM) for services to education
Our very own radio star!
Helen Green, our County Archivist and champion of our Archive Resource Centre (ARC) was the guest of Paul Hayes on Radio Norfolk on 1st October.
Helen chose her favourite music ( including a piece written and sung by her 8 year old granddaughter) and had the opportunity to talk about growing up in Canada.
Helen talked about many of her experiences in guiding over the years, including working for Girlguiding headquarters and promoting guiding nationally. Of course the ARC was not left out! She told the listeners about how the ARC came into being, and described how we have such a significant and unique collection here in Norfolk.
If you didn’t get a chance to listen you can hear it here on Radio Norfolk
Helen’s piece starts at 2.08 and lasts about 50 minutes. It will be available until the end of October.
