Scouts get to help on TV show
CAMBRIDGESHIRE scouts became producers for the day when they helped on the set of a new BBC series hosted by Alan Titchmarsh. The National Village Show is a new BBC series featuring celebrity chef, James Martin and CBBC presenter, Angelica Bell. It cele
CAMBRIDGESHIRE scouts became producers for the day when they helped on the set of a new BBC series hosted by Alan Titchmarsh.
The National Village Show is a new BBC series featuring celebrity chef, James Martin and CBBC presenter, Angelica Bell.
It celebrates the traditional village show and takes place on locations around the country. More than 30 scouts offered a helping hand to the production team at the Wimpole Hall Show this month.
Working in shifts, the scouts and explorer scouts, which consist of girls and boys aged 10 to 18, welcomed guests and members of the public to the show and helped with the organisation of competition judging, working from 6.30am to 7pm.
The 1st Warboys Scout Troop met CBBC presenter Angelica Bell.
1st Warboys Scout, Harriet said: 'It was very exciting to be involved in filming a real television show and it was great to meet Angelica."
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Spokesman for Cambridgeshire Scouts, Chris Gawthrop-Bleet said: "A good turn every day continues to be a theme in modern scouting even after almost 100 years.
Our scouts were really brilliant and I know they all had a fantastic day in return."
INFORMATION: There are 5,000 Scouts in Cambridgeshire, boys and girls aged six to 25, operating in 100 Scout Groups and supported by 1,000 adult volunteers. See www.cambridgeshirescouts.org.uk
