1994

• The Unite Network formed, later known as the UK Uganda Nework.

1996

• Four seperate Web Sites running privately combined to form ScoutBase UK
• The International Section on ScoutBase UK was formed and Network information about Uganda included.

1999

• The GoUganda Web Site was created by the Uganda 2000 Management Committee

2000

• The Management Committee of the GoUganda Web Site moved to other work in Uganda and the Uganda 2000 Management Committee transferred its information about Uganda 2000 to ScoutBase UK.
• The UK Scout Association removed Uganda information from ScoutBase UK when copyright issues were raised.
• The present Web Site Team put the Uganda information on Freeserve to maintain an information flow to parents and members concerned about the Uganda 2000 visit.
• With sponsorship from Berkshire Scout Enterprises the Web Site moved to DSVR where scripting facilities were provided.
• Further copyright issues were raised and ScoutBase UK removed its link to the UK Uganda Network Web Site.
• Copyright issues resolved by the UK Uganda Web Site Team in discussions with the claimant.
• UK Uganda Network provided its own mailserver at DSVR.
• Uganda 2000 photo pages provided with direct updates from Uganda.
• September - The UK Scout Association reinstated the link to the UK Uganda Web Site.
• October - Guest Book removed and front page remodelled.

2001

• January - link established to Uganda Scouts Association Web Site
• March - Management of Mityana Scout Enterprises Web Site taken on
• April - Liam Knowles joins the team and new page design started
• June - Frames and Non-Frames versions tested - Netscape problems