Matt Hornby
About Matt Hornby
Matt Hornby serves as the Deputy District Commissioner for The Scouts in Blackpool and has been a Police Officer with the Lancashire Constabulary since 2008. He also supports adult volunteers in developing life skills for young people through his role with the Scouts.
Work at The Scouts
Matt Hornby has served as the Deputy District Commissioner for The Scouts in Blackpool since 2012. In this role, he supports adult volunteers in equipping young people with essential life skills. His involvement with the Scouts emphasizes community engagement and youth development, focusing on providing a structured environment for personal growth.
Current Role at West Lancashire Scouts
Since 2021, Matt Hornby has held the position of ACC MarComms at West Lancashire Scouts. In this capacity, he manages communications and marketing efforts to enhance the visibility and outreach of scouting activities within the community. His work aims to foster connections and promote the values of Scouting.
Background in Law Enforcement
Matt Hornby has been a Police Officer with the Lancashire Constabulary since 2008. Prior to this role, he worked as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) from 2005 to 2008 in the Blackpool area. His experience in law enforcement has contributed to his leadership skills and community-oriented approach in his current roles.
Previous Employment at Blackpool Council
Before his career in law enforcement, Matt Hornby worked as an Information Communication Technology Technician at Blackpool Council from 2002 to 2005. This role provided him with technical skills and experience in public service, which he has carried into his subsequent positions.
Education and Training
Matt Hornby studied at Cardinal Allen Catholic High School. His educational background has laid the foundation for his professional development and commitment to community service, particularly in his roles within The Scouts and law enforcement.