Administrative Structure in The UK
For effective administration of Girlguiding UK, the UK is split into smaller areas. At the top level there are ten Countries and Regions.
The Countries are:
- Girlguiding Scotland
- Girlguiding Ulster
- Girlguiding Cymru
- Girlguiding BGIFC
The Regions are:
- Girlguiding Anglia
- Girlguiding London and South East England (known as LaSER)
- Girlguiding Midlands
- Girlguiding North East England
- Girlguiding North West England
- Girlguiding South West England
Countries and Regions are then split into Counties. These in turn comprise of Divisions. Divisions are split into Districts. In some areas with few members, County, Division or District level may be omitted because effective communication occurs without it. Each area is led by a Commissioner.
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