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St George's Day Award Recipients 2011 St George’s Day Award Recipients 2011 ROLL OF HONOUR scouts.org.uk Inspiring. Supporting. Motivating. Each year, we take this opportunity to recognise exceptional people whose extraordinary dedication and commitment to young people and Scouting has been marked with a St George’s Day Award. Recognition means different things to different people. forward to welcoming many of you and to thank you Some like to be thanked in a public way for their personally for your achievements. achievements, whilst others prefer to keep it low-key. Both Congratulations again and a very big thank you on reactions are fine and need to be respected but I would behalf of our young people and society as a whole to all like to add my own very loud Congratulations to all. our volunteers who help to make a difference. The awards and the reasons behind them are all very much deserved. We recognise those who have gone that little bit further in their support of Scouting. The St George’s Day Awards are also an opportunity to mention the truly inspiring recipients of Gallantry and Meritorious Awards who have shown such courage and determination in the most challenging of circumstances. A read of the citations is such a humbling experience. We know that the Section and Unit leaders who deliver exciting and inspiring programmes are at the forefront of making a difference to the lives of young people. But we also need to recognise those individuals who motivate, inspire and support adults to ensure they can do what they do best. This reflects a true partnership which is at the very heart of our continued success. This year we will be joining with Girl Guiding UK for a service at Westminster Abbey on 5 November and I look We endeavour to ensure that all recipients are listed. If you do not see your name listed, please contact the Awards Department at Gilwell Park. Call 020 8433 7193 or email [email protected] 2 23 April 2011 St George’s Day Awards Oliver Greenwood, Cub Scout, 1st St Gallantry Medal for Lawrence in Thanet, Thanet, Kent Suzie Gregory, Explorer Scout, Llangollen Awards Meritorious Dragons Explorer Unit, Llangollen, Clwyd Matthew Hughes, Beaver Scout, 17th Awards for gallantry are made by Conduct Wakefield (Outwood Church), Wakefield, the Chief Scout, to Beaver Scouts, Central Yorkshire Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorer Scouts, The Medal of Meritorious Conduct is Charlie Hunt, Cub Scout, 1st Calverton, Scout Network Members, Scout awarded for meritorious conduct of Central Notts, Nottinghamshire an exceptionally high standard. Active Support Members, Adult George Jones, Explorer Scout, Llangollen Leaders, Section Assistants, Skills Andrew Philip Bull, Assistant Explorer Dragons Explorer Unit, Llangollen, Clwyd Matthew Jones, Cub Scout, 1st Ickenham, Instructors, Administrators, Advisers Scout Leader, Network Member, Glendon, Northamptonshire Uxbridge & District, Gt. London Middlesex and Honorary Scouters. The awards Caitlin Elsworth, Scout, 7th Hornchurch West are given for acts which would nor- (Methodist), Hornchurch, Gt. London North Michael Wright Kenny, Explorer Scout, mally include an element of personal East 3rd Hayling (Brotherhood Own), Havant, risk. There are three levels of award John Fenlon, District Scout Active Support Hampshire Member, Camp Warden, West Leeds, Central Henry Knew, Cub Scout, 6th Wrexham, – The Bronze Cross, The Silver Cross Wrexham and District, Clwyd and The Gilt Cross. In 2010 only the Yorkshire Daniel Green, Scout, 8th Dartford (Holy Emily Abigail Koehler, Network Member, Gilt Cross was awarded Trinity), Dartford, Kent Stanford-le-hope and District, Essex Sophie Haward, Explorer Scout, Viking George Littler,Cub Scout, 26th St. Helens Explorers, Macclesfield & Congleton, Cheshire (Blackbrook), St. Helens, Merseyside Peter David Hughes, Group Scout Leader, Paul Lowe, Cub Scout, 161st Derby (Hilton), The Gilt Cross Dalston, Reivers, Cumbria Derby North, Derbyshire Jack Kick, Scout, 22nd Southgate (Our Lady Jordan Marks, Scout, 9th Tonbridge The Gilt Cross is awarded for gallantry of Lourdes), Southgate, Gt. London North (Capel), Tonbridge, Kent in circumstances of moderate risk. Wendy Irene Manley (deceased), Richard Michael Muench, Assistant Scout formerly Beaver Scout Leader, 9th Erith Air Leader, 1st Offerton, Stockport, Gt. Daniel George Hemmings, Scout Leader, Scout Group, Erith and Crayford, Gt. London Manchester East Network Member, 64th Birmingham, Tame South East Philip Charles Oakley, District Explorer Valley Birmingham Scout Leader, Ripon and District, County Daniel Jones, Explorer Scout, Viking Adviser for Caving, North Yorkshire Explorers, Macclesfield & Congleton, Cheshire Mark Lawrence Phillips,District Matthew Craig Roberts, Assistant Beaver Commissioner, Medway Towns, Kent Scout Leader, 34th Bradford South (Gt Horton Max Pryor, Scout, Chadwell St Mary, Methodist Church), West Yorkshire Thurrock, Essex Matthew Oliver Whitehouse, Scout Barnabas Pycroft, Explorer Scout, 3rd Leader, 64th Birmingham, Tame Valley Hayling (Brotherhood Own), Havant, Birmingham Hampshire Alexandros Rossi, Scout Sectional The Chief Scout’s Assistant, Network Member, 64th Birmingham, Tame Valley Birmingham Commendation Thomas Rouselle, Beaver Scout, 1st Bierton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire for Meritorious Caitlin Joan Sandilands, Scout, 17th Colton Methodist, Leeds Templars, Central Conduct Yorkshire Gavin Scott, Explorer Scout, Llangollen The Chief Scout’s Commendation for Meritorious Meritorious Conduct is awarded Dragons Explorer Unit, Llangollen, Clwyd for meritorious conduct of a high Sam Smith, Scout, 6th Macclesfield (Parish Conduct Awards standard. Church), Macclesfield & Congleton, Cheshire Awards for meritorious conduct are Alan Stewart, Scout Leader, 1st Edgmond, made by the Chief Scout to Beaver Victoria Alex, Explorer Scout, Northampton, Tern Valley, Shropshire Stephen William Sutton, Assistant Group Scouts, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorer Northamptonshire Rhys Branch, Scout, 11th Bournemouth (St Scout Leader, 1st Langley, Slough, Royal Scouts, Scout Network Members, Christopher), Bournemouth Avon, Dorset Berkshire Scout Active Support Members, Adult Richard Bruce FRSA MBA, Deputy County Jennifer Doris Turner, Cub Scout Leader, Leaders, Section Assistants, Skills In- Commissioner, Shropshire 24th Nottingham (Cavendish), City of structors, Administrators, Advisers and Matthew Chandler, Scout, Great Barford Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Honorary Scouters. Awards are made (Bedford), Bedford, Bedfordshire Jake Whistlecraft, Explorer Scout, 3rd Rosie Cliff, Scout – Patrol Leader, 22nd Hayling (Brotherhood Own), Havant, for conduct involving a high degree Bootle and District (Christ Church), Bootle and Hampshire of courage, endurance, initiative or District, Merseyside Alan Whiteley,Scout Leader, 6th Holme devotion to duty, often under suffer- James Cragg, Explorer Scout, Llangollen Valley, District Commissioner, Assistant District ing, without necessarily involving any Dragons Explorer Unit, Llangollen, Clwyd Commissioner (Scouts), Holme Valley, West element of risk. There are two levels Sam Dodd, Explorer Scout, Llangollen Yorkshire Dragons Explorer Unit, Llangollen, Clwyd Jacob Samuel Willie, Scout, 127th Bristol of award – The Medal for Meritorious Andrew James Frey, Scout Leader, 1st (St Annes), Bristol South, Avon Conduct and The Chief Scout’s Com- Pulborough and West Chiltington, Petworth Ben Wilton, Scout, Wessex Scout Group, mendation for Meritorious Conduct. and Pulborough, West Sussex Yeovil & District, Somerset St George’s Day 3 Silver Wolf May Alderson MBE, District President, Howard George Desmond, Group Flintshire, Clwyd President, Group Chairman, 29th Cardiff, Michael Harper Aston, Assistant County District Executive Member, Cardiff East & Commissioner (International), Hertfordshire South, Cardiff & Vale Of Glamorgan Ralph William Barnard, Assistant District Jillian Edwards, Cub Scout Leader, Beaver Commissioner (Scouts), District Scout Active Scout Leader, Group Scout Leader (Acting), 1st Support Member, Lichfield, Staffordshire Bicester, District Executive Member, District Derek Ernest Bayliss MBE, District Appointment Advisory Committee Member, Administrator, District Nights Away Adviser, Bicester, Oxfordshire Wansdyke, Avon Leslie Charles Evans, Group Chairman, James Charles Berry, Group Chairman, 1st 12th Lewisham South (1st Downham), Corbets Tey, Hornchurch, Local Training Lewisham District, Gt. London South Manager, Trainer, Gt. London North East Godfrey Hamilton Foot, District Executive Duncan Black, Group Treasurer, 3rd Glasgow Member, Teignbridge, County Vice President, (Waverley), South Western, Clyde – Scotland Devon John Albert Blundell, Group Scout Leader, David Robert Gerrard, Deputy Area ‘In recognition of services 15th St Pancras, Camden City & Islington Commissioner, Area Executive Member, District, Gt. London North Assistant Area Commissioner (Relationships), to Scouting of the most Sheila Madge Brear, Appointments Cardiff & Vale Of Glamorgan exceptional nature’ Secretary, District Member, District Vice Reverend George Dymock, Goldie District Chairman, District Secretary, District Vice Appointments Chairman, Aberdeen, President, Glendon, Northamptonshire Safeguarding Awareness Co-ordinator, North Geoffrey Stephen Brown IEng MIET, East – Scotland Assistant Scout Leader, 2nd Cowes (St Mary’s) Elsbeth Golding, formerly Assistant District Sea Scouts, Deputy County Commissioner, Commissioner (Scout Fellowship), County Assistant County Commissioner (International), Adviser, Oxfordshire Assistant
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