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jump to main content the royal society for the prevention of accidents navigation about us what we stand for why it matters our vision our journey so far sharing your stories let's talk about... media centre what we do advice & services road home occupational play water & leisure schools & colleges public health training consultancy qualifications community awards your stories let's talk about... advanced drivers & riders infocentre helpline lifeline our campaigns get involved become a member make a donation fundraise for us share your story enter our community awards support our campaigns family safety week contact us for business training workplace safety fleet safety home safety leisure safety play safety consultancy workplace safety road safety home safety leisure safety safety education qualifications rospa level 3 award for manual handling trainers rospa level 3 award for safer people handling trainers rospa level 2 award in safe moving and handling in the workplace advice & services road home occupational play water & leisure schools & colleges public health safetymatters newsletter membership rospa member zone health & safety awards events rospa qualifications infocentre helpline media centre public health about us vision and mission our people our new look rospa around the uk global rospa rospa in europe history heritage timeline tufty vintage posters annual review & accounts rospa enterprises limited investors in people customer service statement customer complaints policy home about us history tufty about us vision and mission our people our new look rospa around the uk global rospa rospa in europe history heritage timeline tufty vintage posters annual review & accounts rospa enterprises limited investors in people customer service statement customer complaints policy tufty tufty fluffytail was born in 1953, as a creation of the late elsie mills mbe. original stories for the royal society for the prevention of accidents featured the squirrel and his friends to introduce clear and simple safety messages for children. tufty was joined in his adventures by minnie mole and the naughty willy weasel along with mrs owl the teacher and policeman badger, who always popped up in the nick of time to save the children. in 1961, the tufty club was set up as a nationwide network of local groups. at its peak there were 24,500 registered tufty clubs. the characters’ images were changed to keep up with the times in 1979 and again in 1993. the history of the tufty club tufty press releases is tufty still alive and well? tufty club memories / leave a message for tufty! life on mars the history of the tufty club 1961 - the tufty club for under-fives was launched. more than 30,000 books about road safety were issued to parents. 1962 - more than 60,000 children joined the tufty club which was expanded to admit older children. 1965 - tufty club was featured in a scene in cyril fletcher's christmas pantomime. 1966 - there were now more than 2,000 tufty clubs. 1972 - tufty club membership passed two million. 1973 - the transport and road research laboratory reported favourably on the value of the tufty club which now had 10,000 affiliated clubs. 1979 - hrh princess michael of kent became the first president of the tufty club. 1982 - the tufty club celebrated its 21st birthday with a national road show. 1984 - comedian ted rogers invited tufty to make his pantomime debut in bournemouth to pass on road safety tips to his young audience. 1993 - tufty was re-styled and modernised to bring him into the 1990s. 1994 - tufty went on a nationwide tour of the country. tufty press releases rospa press release november 18, 1998 - everyone’s favourite squirrel immortalised tufty the road safety rospa squirrel, who was a favourite for millions of children in the sixties and seventies, is to be immortalised in a limited edition range of ceramic figures. the models of tufty and his friends are being created by cotswold collectibles, whose founder members, stuart mitchell and caroline murray, were both in the tufty club in the seventies - stuart still has his club badge to prove it. they approached rospa with the idea of producing the range of furryfolk friends. wade ceramics, based in stoke-on-trent, has been commissioned to produce the first figure which is, of course, tufty himself. tufty fluffytail was born in 1953, as a creation of the late elsie mills mbe. original stories for the royal society for the prevention of accidents featured the squirrel and his friends to introduce clear and simple safety messages to children. tufty was joined in his adventures by minnie mole and the naughty willy weasel along with mrs owl the teacher and policeman badger, who always popped up in the nick of time to save the children. in 1961, the tufty club was set up as a nationwide network of local groups. at its peak there were 24,500 registered tufty clubs. the characters’ images were changed to keep up with the times in 1979 and again in 1993. martin gomberg, rospa’s safety education adviser, said: "tufty has been an important character in road safety over many years and it is good to see he is still helping the cause." the first models of tufty were launched at the wade collectors’ fair at alton towers on november 22, 1998 and tufty will still be helping the road safety cause as a royalty will be paid to rospa for every model sold. tufty figures can be ordered from cotswold collectibles, 16 foxes close, bussage, stroud, gloucestershire, gl6 8jz. tel: +44 (0)1452 741151. e-mail: [email protected] rospa still produces a range of tufty educational materials for use by children’s groups, teachers and road safety professionals. is tufty still alive and well? yes, tufty is still with us and rospa has a wide range of tufty resources available. however, remember tufty is just a character (albeit a very famous one!) and is just an aid to road safety education. it is important that children receive a well-planned programme of road safety education taking account of their age, stage of development, and the road risks to which they are exposed. themes should include pedestrian skills, safe crossing places, planning safe routes, being seen by drivers, cyclist training, helmets, travelling in cars and buses and the highway code. no resource, however good, can replace the value of practical skills teaching at the roadside or on the road. your local road safety officer will help you plan such a programme and advise on the best resources. tufty club memories / leave a message for tufty! good morning, i was a member of the tufty club in the early 60s, in milngavie, just outside glasgow. i have been compiling a tattooed memory sleeve and today i had our little friend added. regards david dear tufty, we were out for a walk today and my mum told me all about you. when we came home i looked on the internet to see if i could find you. my mum and i are delighted that you are safe and well. love and hugs kyle i have just been forwarded details of the rospa website by my brother who was looking for information on the cycling proficiency test for his son, and was amazed to see myself in the picture you have on the website, i am the one in the middle with the school beret pulled down! i remember the day quite clearly when we visited the tufty club and took part in the road safety procedures, and think i still have my tufty in the loft, which i think was given to me by leslie crowther, but my memory may be playing tricks here! i have just celebrated my 50th birthday, but seeing myself on your site made me feel young again! jan hello tufty, well it's been a long time! do you remember me? you taught me how to cross the road when i was 15. you were my hero when i was growing up. sometimes, when the road is very busy, i often think to myself "how would tufty cross this road?", and it helps me to get over it safely. i used to be a member of your club. i was so proud, i put it

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