County News

Scoutabout is back! The triennial event for over 6000 Surrey Scouts and Guides will be held at Ardingly Showground 1st-3rd July 2022. If your unit has been before, you will know what good things are in store! If you are new to Guiding or have never been, prepare to be...

Unit leader applications have now closed, but applications for international service team (IST) roles will open later in 2021. You can register your interest now

What a busy weekend it was! I would like to say a huge thank you to all those who participated and worked so hard to represent Surrey East Girlguiding this weekend. The team who created our entry to the Lord Mayor’s Show were a brilliant band of volunteers; the girls...

  Were you a Participant, Supporter, Parent, Team Member or Volunteer with Girlguiding Surrey East?  As County Commissioner, I have the privilege to convey a message from the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey - Sir Michael Molineux - who gave a speech recently to a room full...

The building is getting ever closer to completion. The photo on the left is the front of the house. Below  is a view of the leaders' sitting room and the girls'  bunk rooms. The grass is growing so well it deserves a photo of its own! Very soon we will be back on...

          A great big Thank you to everyone who participated in Musigals 2017. VIP's included the Mayor of Reigate and the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey, plus our Region Chief Commissioner and her two deputies. All had nothing but praise to say about the show...

Girlguiding was well represented at the Mole Valley Youth Showcase Awards at the Dorking Halls recently.  Dress code meant they could not wear split jeans or uniform! Lisa Glancy and Nicola Brett were both nominated for the Junior Youth Voice Specialist Award for...

Congratulations go to Elaine Rollason of 3rd Merstham Brownies who is the winner of our first county wide  photography competition. Our  next competition is already launched and will run from January 1st until April 30th 2017. The Competition is open to all girls and...

Over 500 Rainbows, Brownies and Guides from Surrey East and Surrey West joined in the fun at our Growing Up Wild event at Norbury Park on Saturday 15th October. The girls had the chance to search for minibeasts, make mud pies in the mud kitchen, make stick sculptures...

Growing Up Wild A huge thank you to our Guiding volunteers, who spent many hours of their own time working to give us such a great day yesterday at Norbury Park. Thank you also to Surrey Wildlife Trust, who worked alongside us to give the girls wonderful experiences...