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In a new £10 million scheme, “uniformed” youth clubs will be set up in 400 urban areas
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It's got to be start, but will this type of thing provide the answer?
The report states that scouting etc are mainly 'middle class activities.
/// Andrew Stunell, the communities minister who has identified 11 areas that would benefit from the clubs, said: “If you go into middle-class areas you find middle-class scout groups and other uniformed youth clubs, but if you go to Tottenham they are much thinner on the ground. ///
As far as I know Scouting groups have been set up for years in all towns, villages and cities areas, and have received no government funding, they have been run on a voluntary basis on voluntary funds.
It's got to be start, but will this type of thing provide the answer?
The report states that scouting etc are mainly 'middle class activities.
/// Andrew Stunell, the communities minister who has identified 11 areas that would benefit from the clubs, said: “If you go into middle-class areas you find middle-class scout groups and other uniformed youth clubs, but if you go to Tottenham they are much thinner on the ground. ///
As far as I know Scouting groups have been set up for years in all towns, villages and cities areas, and have received no government funding, they have been run on a voluntary basis on voluntary funds.
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AOG
Okay, not a problem. I wasn't actually calling you a liar, I was simply pointing out that something you said wasn't true. In order for you to be a liar, you would have had to have prior knowledge that what you were saying was not true.
I strongly believe that I have successfully repudiated all your arguments on this matter, and so I am happy to let it lie.
To summarise:
1. Scouts are not obliged to be Christians.
2. Scouts do not all take part n St George's Day parades
3. The article is misleading because the funding is for volunteer youth groups, not just Scouts and Brownies.
Okay, not a problem. I wasn't actually calling you a liar, I was simply pointing out that something you said wasn't true. In order for you to be a liar, you would have had to have prior knowledge that what you were saying was not true.
I strongly believe that I have successfully repudiated all your arguments on this matter, and so I am happy to let it lie.
To summarise:
1. Scouts are not obliged to be Christians.
2. Scouts do not all take part n St George's Day parades
3. The article is misleading because the funding is for volunteer youth groups, not just Scouts and Brownies.
M-T
Earlier in this thread, AOG introduced the 'issue' of Christianity. He wrote:
Since the Scouts movement is firmly based on Christian and patriotic beliefs, do you really think that some youngsters will be interested in joining such a movement. <br/> <br/> If one needs proof on my Christian and patriotic statement, one should attend a Scouting movement's yearly St George's Church Parade.
I was simply explaining that these are really not issues.
Earlier in this thread, AOG introduced the 'issue' of Christianity. He wrote:
Since the Scouts movement is firmly based on Christian and patriotic beliefs, do you really think that some youngsters will be interested in joining such a movement. <br/> <br/> If one needs proof on my Christian and patriotic statement, one should attend a Scouting movement's yearly St George's Church Parade.
I was simply explaining that these are really not issues.
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