This #ThankYouDay weโd like to say cheers to our volunteers โ you support Scouts so brilliantly in communities across the UK. And it wouldnโt happen without you.
One weโve shared before!
โ๏ธ A very handy guide as we head into some very hot weather and temperatures start to rise.
#heatwave#summer#dogs@PetplanUK
During the First World War, the government decided that all soldiers would be buried where they fell because they did not want the wealthy to return their dead to the UK whilst the poor could not. For want of a grave to visit, communities collected money and built memorials where they could mourn and grieve. In the Second World War, many did not return, and often their names were added for the same reason and purpose. So why do the majority of us get upset when these memorials are defaced? Because it is effectively their gravestone and if you think itโs cool to deface gravestones then you are beneath our contempt. Your cause may be worthy, you may think I am part of the problem, but if your answer lies in these kind of actions or you are supportive of them, youโre not part of the problem, you are the problem.
Please leave them alone.
Lest we forget ๐บ