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[HK] "Bella Sydney Woolf" - SCMP, 2019

A lesser-known Hong Kong writer, Bella Sydney Woolf  was the wife of Sir Wilfrid Thomas Southorn, Hong Kong’s colonial secretary (and occasional acting governor) from 1925-36, she was also Commissioner for the Girl Guide Association

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[UK] "Guides overhaul includes mindfulness and vlogging badges" - Guardian, 2018

After almost 110 years of badges, three-finger salutes and “I promise I will do my best” pledges, the girl guide movement is undergoing what it describes as the most sweeping overhaul in its long and illustrious history.

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[Singapore] "Girl Guides Forever" - CNA, 2018

These women met over 50 years ago as Girl Guides. They are still going! As members of the Trefoil Guild their bonds remain strong because of what they have cultivated since they first met: Teamwork.
 

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"How the Girl Guides won the War" - book review, 2010

A completely original history of one of the most extraordinary movements in the world - the Girl Guides - and how they helped win the war.

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[UK] "100 years of Girl Guides" -- Guardian, 2009

The Guiding movement - the biggest organisation for young women in Britain - celebrates its centenary this year. We look back through the archives to chart its history

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"Glad to have been a Girl Guide" - Independent, 2009

It is 100 years since girls stormed a Boy Scout jamboree, demanding to join in.

The Guides have come a long way since then, reports Rachel Shields