Girl Guides is introducing a new casual dress code for members, described as its first overhaul in about 30 years. Under the updated approach, girls are no longer required to wear a full traditional uniform for meetings and activities. Instead, members must wear a branded top, with the aim of making it easier for participants to express personal style. Reporting states the change is intended to promote a sense of belonging and inclusiveness within the organisation. The updates come into effect from today, according to the outlets cited. While the sources focus on replacing the full uniform requirement with a simpler branded top, they do not provide additional detail on other specific components of the dress code or exceptions for particular activities. Both reports emphasize the same core elements: a shift toward a more casual requirement, removal of the full uniform, and the stated motivation of inclusivity and members’ ability to express themselves through their own styling. The change is presented as a significant policy update following a long period without a major review.