Everyone is unique but there are some things all Cubs agree on – such as the importance of treating everyone in the Pack with kindness, and doing their best to care for the community and wider world in which they live. This collection of photographs show Beavers and Cubs from the Preston area upholding their promise, going all the way back to the 50s and through to the 2010s. Are you included in any of the pictures? READ MORE: Look back at Preston Brownies through the years. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Preston Scouts of yesteryear in pictures. MORE MEMORIES: Pictures of Girl Guides from Preston
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5. Preston Beavers and Cubs through the years
When it comes to keen Cubs you cannot beat the youngsters of the 2nd Walton-le-Dale brigade. Swimming, football, arrow-work and even push bike scrambling trophies enjoy pride of place on the shelf of their Severn Drive headquarters. To prove their worth the pack has just won the Harry Wilkins Memorial Trophy - making them the best all-round brigade in South Ribble Photo: Archive
6. Preston Beavers and Cubs through the years
An army of dedicated young campaigners have begun their war on waste... And their clean sweep is all for the good of the community. More than 150 adults and children gathered in Longridge for the big clean up which they hope will put their town at the top of the litter-free league. Spearheading the 1982 campaign were the town's Cubs, Scouts and church brigades Photo: Archive
7. Preston Beaver and Scouts through the years
The gang's all there at Longridge Civic Hall for the 1975 fund raising drive for local Scout and Guide groups. More than 80 Cubs, Guides and Scouts took part in a traditional "Gang Show". Organiser Mr Gilbert Pinder, of Severn Street, Longridge, who in the past handled more than 100 similar shows, promised two-and-a-half hours of continuous, swift moving family entertainment Photo: Archive
8. Preston Beaver and Cubs through the years
The invincible St Maria Goretti's continued on their winning way with a 5-3 victory over St Oswald's in the 1975 Preston and District Cub Cup Final at Kennington Road Primary School. Unbeaten during the last two years, the Ribbleton side were completing a fine treble, having previously secured the Cub League championship and carried off the Cunningham Trophy. Picture shows St Maria Goretti captain David Blaylock being chaired by his delighted team mates Photo: Archive