2nd Cramlington Scout Group
Scout group with its own headquarters, Armstrong Hall, at the Ann Welfare playing fields, running Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts.
About 2nd Cramlington Scout Group
2nd Cramlington Scout Group is one of the town's Scout groups and part of the Blyth Valley Scout District. It has its own headquarters, Armstrong Hall, on the Ann Welfare playing fields at Westwood Grange, and it runs sections from Squirrels for four to six year olds through Beavers and Cubs to Scouts.
The group is a registered charity and is run by volunteers. In 2026 it received a Cramlington Town Council Community Chest grant towards CCTV for its headquarters. Meeting nights vary by section and spaces depend on volunteer numbers, so register interest through the group's website or the Scouts' join page and check current times before you go.
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St Nicholas' Church
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