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Author: Andy BAndy B
Date: Dec 17, 2006 16:50
Driving back from London tonight, get a 'phone call (have a car kit,
don't worry!). The minibus has been broken into, and the trailer (two
years old, replacing one that got stolen)... has been stolen.
Despite having the hitch locked to a ball on a metal post, a chain
around the draw bar, a wheel clamp, being behind a big metal gate with
two padlocks - one of them armoured in a metal box - and a post that
rises up from the ground. (They took some of the fence concrete posts
out of the ground and bent the metals bars at the bottom.)
This is tedious.
And very annoying.
Andy
Intrepid ESU
www.explorerscout.net
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Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:34
>"Edward" invalid.org.uk> wrote in message
>news:6496a6964e.eddien@freeuk.com...>>>
>> Are you getting a promotion? :*))
>
>Nope, handing my Warrant in.
>
>Graham Lucas
>
Handing back the company car and collecting the pension ;-)
--
Paul Harris
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Author: An Old CodgerAn Old Codger
Date: Dec 17, 2006 15:17
"Edward" invalid.org.uk> wrote in message
news:6496a6964e.eddien@freeuk.com...> In message <4ufl6aF17rslaU1@ mid.individual.net>
> "An Old Codger" blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>>>
>> Graham Lucas
>> (only 46 more days as a GSL)
>>
>>
> Are you getting a promotion? :*))
Nope, handing my Warrant in.
Graham Lucas
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Author: Alan DiceyAlan Dicey
Date: Dec 17, 2006 14:20
Mike Jury wrote:
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> If Gilwell say that you have a provisional appointment, then you have
> one, they are the authority on whether you do or not.
>
> I can't find the other thread that you posted, have you done the
> modules that you need to do to get a full warrant i.e 1,2,(3 or 4)?
>
Done courses or got waivers for all bar 7 and 15. I only have
validation for 1, 6 and 10, all done during the courses - My TA hasn't
been able to validate anything yet. 2 (the PLP) doesn't have validation.
I had planned to run the troop night when he comes to observe me
(validation method 2). Without a Provisional Appointment, I can't do
that. As an Adult Helper I can run an activity or a game (methods 1 and
3). Of course, I have done this several times in the past 15 months,
but he won't tell me if he will accept the word of the SL and ASL as
proof of validation.
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Author: Mike JuryMike Jury
Date: Dec 17, 2006 12:31
On Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:39:54 +0000, Alan Dicey
diceyhome.free-online.co.uk> wrote:
>rr wrote:
>> Alan Dicey wrote:
>>>> As a long shot try richard.thornton@ scouts.org.uk or telephone thro
>>>> info centre .
>>>> Richard is the one who sorts out all my appointment secs problems . >>...
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Author: eddieeddie
Date: Dec 17, 2006 06:22
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> Alan Dicey wrote:
>> rr wrote:
>>> Alan Dicey wrote:
>>>>> As a long shot try richard.thornton@ scouts.org.uk or telephone thro
>>>>> info centre .
>>>>> Richard is the one who sorts out all my appointment secs problems .
>>>>> >>>> ACC and CC have talked to DC but she has not changed her position.
>>>>
>>>> I have sent email to the info center asking for guidance. If Richard
>>>> Thornton is still an appropriate contact, and reads uk.r.s. I'd be
>>>> grateful if he got in touch with me.
>>> Try an e mail direct to him, I made a
>>>
>>> What sort of line did cc and acc take, that there is no change of
>>> position.
>>> What does your membership data base record show! if you found yourself ...
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Author: rrrr
Date: Dec 17, 2006 05:36
Ewan Scott wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 23:48:56 -0000, "Peter Sheppard"
> petersheppard.com> wrote:
>>>> No, anyone between 18 -25 who is a member of the SA as a Leader. or
>>> whatever, is a Networker. They may be part of a Group Fellowship as a
>>> unit of Networkers, just as they may be for District, or an activity
>>> or anything else.
>>>
>>> They can opt to pay their capitation through the Group. All the Group
>>> has to do is inform the CSNC/CSNA. Otherwise they appear on the
>>> census twice and money is sought twice.
>
> So, let me get this right. If I have a 18-25 year old ASL, he is a
> member of the SA. He MUST be a member of the SN. However, he has to
> OPT IN to be a member. But, he cannot be a memnber of the SA unless ...
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