A Brownie unit has opened up in Speyside, Moray, making it the first Brownie group to open in the area for over a decade thanks to the Friends of Girlguiding Scotland New Unit Grant.

Heather started in guiding as a child and now she is in her 5th and final year as a division commissioner. We had a chat with her to find out more about her role.

The Friends of Girlguiding Scotland New Unit Grant has helped 26 units across Scotland open in it’s first year. Read about it’s impact so far.

Alison oversees Girlguiding Scotland’s work around the environment. This Earth Day she has written about what we can do in guiding to reduce our impact on the environment.

Girlguiding announces first ever environment ambassador; scientist and climate activist, Laura Young. Laura is from Scotland and was named Scottish Influencer of the Year in 2024.

Our CashBack development officer caught up with leaders from 3 units who completed the GAW scheme to find out more about their weekends away.

A new Ranger unit has been able to open and offer local girls a range of exciting opportunities in the Highlands & Islands.

Tori, our strategic innovation project officer, shares 5 key findings that emerged from research we conducted with commissioners across Scotland.

Our CashBack development officer Anna caught up with young members, Abby, Lucy, Clara and Erin, to find out about how they found planning Reach, a CashBack event.

We caught up with Anna, our CashBack development officer as we reach the end of CashBack year 2!

An Inverness Guide group have managed to keep their struggling unit open and continue providing opportunities for girls, amid the cost-of-living crisis. 

Girls from the Fairmilehead Ranger unit took part in a 2-week project to decorate the window of their nearby Marie Curie Hospice