counties. The initial logo of Youlbury Scout Activity Centre showed the silhouette of a boar in a sky blue box with rounded corners and black edge in reference to the site's location on Boar's Hill. It was renamed to Youlbury Scout Adventures in September 2016 in line with the other sites. The site has three indoor accommodation blocks and two tented villages providing a combination of 204 beds as well as two indoor classroom blocks. Activities offered at the site include climbing, abseiling, high ropes, go-karts, crate stacking, bouldering, 3G swing, target activities (archery, rifle shooting and tomahawk throwing) and various trails. Yr Hafod Yr Hafod Scout Adventures is located in Nant Ffrancon Pass, Snowdonia, North Wales. Opened in 1959 by Bill Tilman, it is owned by Scouts Cymru as their Mountaineering Training Centre. It joined the national grouping of activity sites on 6 September 2012 as Yr Hafod Scout Activity Centre with a logo featuring a mountain outlined in a dark green square with rounded corners and black outline. It renamed as Yr Hafod Scout Adventures in September 2016 along with the other national centres. Yr Hafod, Welsh for 'The Summer House', is unlike other Scout Adventures sites; it is a single 32 bed lodge, not a larger site, and represents the only accommodation with no camping option available. It offers crag climbing, hill walking and hiking in the surrounding mountains and runs a significant number of mountaineering training courses each year. It is also a base for expeditions, particularly for parties undertaking their Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Former sites Baden-Powell House Baden-Powell House was a hostel, event and conference centre in South Kensington, London. It was built as a tribute to Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting, and later extended to serve as the headquarters for The Scout Association as well as serving as a hostel providing modern and affordable lodging for Scouts, Guides, their families and the general public staying in London. When the association moved their headquarters to Gilwell House in 2001, it reverted to being a hostel, event and conference facility. Although never part of the Scout Activity Centres brand, the centre was advertised alongside them before the running of the centre was franchised to Meininger Hotels. Following the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and a decline in numbers of Scouts using the facility, the Scout Association sold the building to Mander Portman Woodward who