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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17. Preston Beavers and Cubs through the years
Cub scouts from the 46th Preston (Notre Dame) from left, Anthony Reid, 10, Thomas Russell, nine, Jonathan Reid, nine, Darren Walls, eight, and William Walls, nine, perform the Human Fruit Machine during the Moorbrook School Summer Fete of 1997, held at the school in Ainsley Road in Fulwood, Preston Photo: Ian Robinson
18. Preston Beavers and Cubs through the years
The Scout movement was very strong in Preston in the 1940s and 50s, and, in particular, the 13th Preston St Thomas Cubs were a force to be reckoned with. They were regular winners of Cub sports competitions. This pictures shows Cub leader John Butler with his victorious pack of 1950. Reverend Canon Greenall is second in on the back row looking right to left Photo: Reverend Canon Ron Greenall
19. Preston Beavers and Cubs through the years
Cubs and Scouts march through Preston town centre during the 1997 St. George's Day Parade Photo: John Hughes
20. Preston Beaver and Cubs through the years
Hundreds of Scouts and Cubs rallied to the bugle call in Preston town centre for the annual St George's Day parade and service in 1972. Colourful green and yellow flags along with Union Jacks provided a bright relief under menacing skies as the parade of 1,100 made its way from the Covered Market along Lancaster Road and Fishergate to the Public Hall for an inter-denominational service Photo: Archive