The Duchess of Cambridge and Chief Scout Bear Grylls were among the well-wishers congratulating West Runton Scout Group on its new £130,000 shower and toilet block extension, which was opened at the weekend after an eight-year fundraising campaign.
The building was due to be opened by Scouting founder Lord Baden Powell's grandson, Robin Baden Clay, but, because he was unable to attend, district commissioner Paul Henriksen was called on to cut the ribbon.
Mr Henriksen, who first joined the West Runton group as a ten-year-old, thanked group Scout leader Helen Cardani for her efforts, as well as leaders, parents and group members.
After Mrs Cardani had handed out awards and read letters of congratulation - including one from Bear Grylls wishing the group an 'awesome' celebration - guests were treated to entertainment including songs around a cardboard cut-out camp fire.
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