PAGGS is an international twin town cooperation involving Guides, Scouts, Boys and Girls Brigade from the following towns:

P - Paisley (Scotland)
A - Apeldoorn (The Netherlands)
G - Gagny (France)
G - Gladsaxe (Denmark)
S - Sutton (England)

- - Minden (Germany)
- - Wilmersdorf (Germany)
- - Pardubice (Czech Republic)
- - Horni Jeleni (Czech Republic)

There are three different PAGGS events, one each year, with the towns taking turns hosting.
2008, Easter: PAGGS-YLC in Horni Jeleni (Czech Republic)
2009, August: PAGGS-Camp in Paisley (Scotland)
2010, Easter: PAGGS-YLC in Sutton (England)
2011, Easter: PAGGS-Inn in Apeldoorn (The Netherlands)
2012, August: PAGGS-Camp in Gladsaxe (Denmark)
2013, Easter: PAGGS-YLC in Paisley (Scotland)

The PAGGS camps is for children of the age 13-18 years. (the age limits may vary from camp to camp) Adults can participate as either leaders or staff. A camp is usually ten days in late July / early August. Around 200 guides and scouts participate.
The last camp was in Apeldoorn in 2006, and the next will be in Paisley in 2009.

PAGGS-Inn is the name of the leader’s conferences, which was earlier known as TWITOCO (Twin Town Conference).
The last conference was in Sutton in 2007 and the next will be in Apeldoorn in 2011.

PAGGS-YLC – The Young Leaders Camp is the camp for young guides and scouts, primarily between 18 and 25 years. The idée of YLC is a camp with action, where you can do activities you can’t normally do, and without having to prepare anything yourself. – A camp for those who normally do camps for others. The camp is five days in Easter.
The last PAGGS-YLC was in Gladsaxe in 2005 and the next will be in Horni Jeleni in 2008.