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District Team & Trustees District Team & Trustees Version 2.1 Tyler Skerton Jennifer Grogan District District Chair Katy Warwick Commissioner District Administrator Reshma Patel Ashley Martin Alan Simms Paul Turner Gillan Barnard Vacant Deputy District Deputy District Deputy District Deputy District Ian McLuckie Deputy District District Explorer Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner District Secretary Commissioner Scout Commissioner (Programme) (Development) (Operations) (People) (Volunteering) Richard Gross Colin Glass Vacant Vacant Fiona Hogge & Julie Jackie McDowall Assistant District Assistant District Assistant District Deputy District Alkesh Shah Biddle Local Training Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Explorer Scout District Treasurer Wellbeing Managers Manager (Beavers) (Development) (Events) Commissioner Vacant Scott McCreeth Vacant Ian Parkinson Stuart Hogge Vacant Assistant District Assistant District Trustees Scout Active Support Scouts Activity Club Training Manager District Youth Commissioner Commissioner Manager Manager (Getting Started) Commissioner (Cubs) (Young Leaders) Rob Jenkins Alison Jacobs Jonny Jones Vacant Vacant Duncan Wakeling Vacant Peter Harrison Assistant District Vacant Development Team Activities & Events Training Advisers Deputy District Youth David Archer Commissioner Inclusivity Advisers Assistant Manager Commissioner Ragi Shah (Scouts) Linda Brown Vacant Vacant Assistant District District Skills Nights Away District Scout Events Teams Communications Commissioner Instructors Advisers Network Manager (Top Awards) Commissioner John Salter & Helen Sejal Patel Graham Franks Helen Wharton Guerin DofE Coordinator Quartermaster DAC Manager Badge Secretary Explorer Scout Group Scout Leaders Leaders Multiple Filled Position Vacancy Position Scout Groups and District Unit Contacts Version 1.0 Scout Groups Explorer Units Jonny Gregson Mohammed Davdani David Poole Vacant Paul Turner Vacant Paul Tozer Linda Brown Kate Barry GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL ESL ESL 1st/6th Edgware 1st Harrow 1st Hatch End 1st Pinner 1st Roxeth 1st Rayners Lane 1st Harrow Weald Alpine Pegasus ESU Liz Doulton Amar Patel Colin Rhodes Justin Blacklaws AGSL Group Contact Group Contact Deputy GSL Peter Harrison Roberta Diamond st st st st 1 Hatch End 1 Pinner 1 Rayners Lane 1 Harrow Weald AESL ESL Endeavour ESU Phoenix ESU Derek Green Vacant Tony Ransley Stuart Hogge Will Bartholomew Andrew Wright TBC GSL nd GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL Jon Doulton st 2 Harrow nd nd rd rd th Ann-Marie Hollder 1 Stanmore 2 Headstone 2 Rayners Lane 3 Kenton 3 Pinner 4 Harrow ESL Raptor ESU Hatch End ESU Fiona Giddons Graham Stonestreet Sue Girvan Acting GSL AGSL AGSL Liz Doulton nd nd rd Paul Turner 2 Headstone 2 Rayners Lane 3 Pinner Unit Contact Unit Contact Hatch End ESU Raptor ESU Sammy Jackson Ranj Mepani Julie Biddle Paul Workman Vacant Vacant Vacant Steve Jenkins GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL Ben Desmond Unit Contact 4th Headstone 4th Kenton 5th Pinner 6th Harrow 9th Pinner 9th Kenton 9th Roxeth HOTH ESU Raptor ESU Tim Wilkinson Ian Silverstone Keith Savage Joan Oxenham Assistant GSL Group Contact David Lloyd-Jones Rob Watts th th Acting GSL Group Contact 6 Harrow 9 Pinner 9th Kenton 9th Roxeth ESL ESL Index ESU Rayners Lane ESU Mike Hogg Derek Peterson Ashley Williams Vacant Caroline Latham Colin Glass Tony Visone Vacant Tom Westwood ESL AESL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL GSL Index ESU Rayners Lane ESU 8th /19th Harrow 13th /21st Harrow 13th Roxeth 16th Edgware 17th Harrow 23rd Harrow 27th Harrow Kirsty Robinson Carol Baird Neil Armstrong Vacant Group Contact Assistant GSL Group Contact Al-Kauthar ESU 13/21st Harrow 17th Harrow 23rd Harrow Active Support & Network Filled Position Vacant Vacant Ian Parkinson Paul Turner Vacant SASU Manager SASU Manager Project Manager Project Manager District Scout Harrow Scouts & Harrow Scout Active Harrow Scouts Harrow Archery & Network Guides Swimming Group Support Unit Activity Club Rifle Club Commissioner Vacancy Club Contact District Team Version 2.0 Jennifer Grogan District Chair Trustees Ian McLuckie Buildings & Assets District Secretary Sub Committee Rob Jenkins Alison Jacobs Jonny Jones Peter Harrison Appointments David Archer Alkesh Shah Advisory Committee Ragi Shah District Treasurer Finance Sub Tyler Skerton Committee District Commissioner Awards Advisory Committee District Explorer Scout Commissioner Fundraising Committee District Youth Commissioner Safety Committee District Scout Network Sub-Committee Commissioner Filled Position Vacancy Group and Unit Support Teams Support teams are responsible for: • Assisting with Development planning. • Ensure, in partnership with District executive, that Groups are compliant e.g. premises risk assessment, fire plans, safety, ratios etc. are in place. • Invited to awards ceremonies and AGMs • First port of call for complains, suspensions, safeguarding. • Accidents reporting • Activity risk assessment DESC (Vacant) Alan Sims Ashley Martin Gillan Barnard Paul Turner Reshma Patel Tyler Skerton Harrow on the Hill 3rd Kenton 16th Edgware 4th Harrow 1st Roxeth 1st Harrow ESU 3rd Pinner 9th Pinner 13th Roxeth 13th/21st Harrow 8th/19th Harrow Alpine ESU 1st Pinner 23rd Harrow 1st Stanmore 17th Harrow 5th Pinner Al-Kauthar ESU 1st Rayners Lane 27th Harrow 1st/6th Edgware 4th Headstone 6th Harrow Rayners Lane ESU 2nd Rayners Lane 1st Harrow Weald 1st Hatch End 4th Kenton 9th Roxeth Hatch End ESU 9th Kenton 2nd Headstone Raptor ESU Pegasus ESU Phoenix ESU Endeavour ESU Index ESU Contacts are located on the District website: https://www.harrowscouts.org.uk/district-team Version 0.2 Harrow Borough District SLT Network Diagram Strategy & Version 1.2 Direction Line Management Nights Away Vetting Notifications Systems Integration Administration Executive and Compliance Tyler Skerton Committee DC Jack Petchey Risk Assessments Permits Nights Away Training & IT Borough Liason & Advisers Compliance (LTM) Development Alan Sims Meeting Rhythm DDC (Operations) Awards Paul Turner Coordination Explorers DDC (Volunteering) Badges & Uniform Activities & Clubs Volunteer Experience Beaver, Cub & Events Scout Programmes Management & Wellbeing Early Years (ADCs) Coordination Network Youth Engagement Young Leaders Top Awards Reshma Patel Gillan Barnard DDC (Programme) DDC (People) Inclusivity Local Development Development Duke of Edinburgh Manager Communications (Internal & External) Ashley Martin Social Media and DDC (Development) Pear Wood, DAC, Infrastructure & Scout Active Website Assets Assets Support Units.
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