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The logo must be used locally. It can be personalised at a local level with the addition of the name of the Group, District, County, Area or Region below it. No additional words should be added to the personalisation, for example, ‘Sudbury’ should be used, not ‘Sudbury District’ or ‘Sudbury District Scouts’.
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14.3.7.5 For local identification, sections, Groups, Districts and counties in the Nations must use their name beneath the main Scout logo and follow the advice on colour use given in the brand guidelines.
The logo should only ever be used as an image file and not recreated in text form. Our logo should only appear in a single colour; black, white or purple, except for Scouts in the nations where the following colours should be used: Scotland - Scouts Blue Wales - Scouts Red Northern Ireland - Scouts Green or Scouts Purple Colour references can be
The logo should only ever be used as an image file and not recreated in text form. Our logo should only appear in a single colour; black, white or purple, except for Scouts in the nations where the following colours should be used: Scotland - Scout Blue Wales - Scout Red Northern Ireland - Scout Green or Scout Purple Colour references can be
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Welcome to the Scout brand centre. Learn more about our brand and get all you need to create great communications. Download guidelines and logos straightaway, or if you are an adult volunteer you can register to access a wide range of tools, resources and templates.
The other key part of our brand is our visual identity - our logo, colours, font and tone of voice. You can find out more about this in our brand guidelines. We use our brand to help people understand what we do and inspire them to support us.
Mar 28, 2023 · A new brand and visual identity for the Scouts goes live today, focusing on skills for life as our key benefit. As well as making it easier to talk about Scouting, we are introducing a new logo, colour palette, free brand font and tone of voice.
