- Girlguiding Cymru
Girlguiding Cymru is one of the nine regions of
Girlguiding UK . It serves the approximate area ofWales , although the boundaries are not exact. In 2004, there were 6,964 youth participant groups.Until 1938 Wales was administered from Headquarters in London. From 1918 to 1938 there were Deputy Chief Commissioners. In 1938 the Council for Wales was formed and a Standing Committee was appointed. Lady Blythswood was appointed Chief Commissioner in the same year.cite web| title =The History of Girlguiding Cymru | publisher =
Girlguiding Cymru | url = http://www.girlguidingcymru.org.uk/history.htm | accessdate =2008-01-17]Counties
Girlguiding Cymru is split into 14 Girlguiding Counties. These counties are broadly based on the
historic counties of Wales except that Glamorgan is split into three, Denbighshire and Flintshire are combined into "Clwyd" and Monmouthshire is referred to as "Gwent".*
Anglesey
*Breconshire
*Caernarfonshire
*Cardiff and EastGlamorgan
*Carmarthenshire
*Central Glamorgan
*Ceredigion
*Clwyd
*Gwent
*Merioneth
*Montgomeryshire
*Pembrokeshire
*Radnorshire
*West Glamorgan Broneirion
Broneirion is a
Victorian house and grounds on the hillside across the RiverSevern from the village ofLlandinam . It became the Welsh Training Centre in 1946. In 1992 it became the property of Girlguiding Cymru after a campaign that raised £510000 for the purchase and an endowment fund. Both the house and grounds are used for training and camping activities, and the site is used by Guides, other organisations and private groups.Ynysgain
Ynysgain is the Girlguiding Cymru camp and holiday centre in
Criccieth , Gwynedd. It has indoor accommodation and camping areas.Early Guiding in Wales
The 1st
Carmarthen Company was the first Guide Company to be registered in Wales. Prior to 1910, some girls from Wales were registered as Scouts.ee also
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The Scout Association References
External links
[http://www.girlguidingcymru.org.uk/ Girlguiding Cymru]
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