In 1907, Lord Baden-Powell sponsored a weeklong camping trip in England. From there, the Boys Scouts were organized.

Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting movement, was a British military officer who became a national hero for his 217-day defence of Mafeking during the Boer War.

THE statue of Lord Baden-Powell looking across the harbour has become a favourite with photographers visiting Poole Quay and now features in a new book about the founder of the Scout movement. The ...

A statue of Scout movement founder Robert Baden-Powell is back on display having been temporarily boarded up. The decision to cover the Poole monument last month came amid claims Lord Baden Powell ...

A statue of Robert Baden-Powell which was boarded up after it was put on a target list has had the protective casing removed. Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council had announced in June that ...

There’s a lot of focus about the environment these days, what with climate change making daily headlines and the various federal political parties jostling to convince Canadians they’re serious about ...

Lord Baden-Powell, invested by King Edward VII as a companion of the Order of the Bath, was 30 years dead when Nigel and Elaine Clay brought their son Gerard into the world.

The Scouts and Guides unit of the Centre of Excellence, Government Post Graduate College, Sanjauli, marked its foundation day with a heartfelt tribute to Lord Baden Powell, the founder and Chief ...

Girl Guiding Bermuda held their annual Thinking Day Service this weekend. Thinking Day is the day closest to the birthday of Lord Baden-Powell who was the originator of the now worldwide Scouting ...