for the sales and return of centres to be realised. When considering the sites for closure they took into consideration factors including local provision, such as whether other activity centres owned by Scouts are available nearby, and the needs of the site, such as whether investment was required or how the site was used. Subsequently, Downe and Woodhouse Park closed as Scout Adventures sites in 2021 with Downe set to be sold and Woodhouse Park returning to be run by Avon Scout County directly. However in early 2021, the Scout Association once again took control of Broadstone Warren Scout Activity Centre in East Sussex which had previously been owned by the association but since 2004 has been run entirely by East Sussex Scout County after the county could no longer run the centre. In the summer of 2021, Buddens and Crawfordsburn were removed as adventure centres with the operations returning to Dorset Scouts and Scouts Northern Ireland respectively. Current sites Broadstone Warren Broadstone Warren Scout Adventures is a 400-acre site in Ashdown Forest, East Sussex. Operating as a campsite since 1937, it was one of the Scout Association owned sites prior to the 2004 Centres of Excellence plan and was subsequently leased to East Sussex Scout County. It is the most recent addition to the Scout Adventures network in June 2021 following the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. On-site facilities include a large range of woodland campsites, an indoor accommodation lodge for 38 people, a wide range of activities including a climbing and abseiling tower, crate stacking, leap of faith, net climb, long zip wire, archery range, low ropes, tomahawk range, backwoods cooking and bushcraft, shelter building, pedal carts. Planned refurbishment over winter 2022 includes 2 replacement toilet and shower blocks, reopening of the tunnels/potholing complex and a new high-ropes activity area. Fordell Firs Fordell Firs Scout Adventures is a 48-acre site near Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. Along with the other two Scottish centres, it joined the Scout Adventures grouping on 1 September 2017. The centre is owned and run by Scouts Scotland as one of their National Activity Centres and is also the location of the charity's headquarters. The site has two accommodation buildings on site: the single storey Garth Morrison Lodge and the two storey Henderson building with 67 beds together. It is bolstered with a tented village that sleeps 64 and an activity hall for groups on site.