First registered in February 1946. The Scottish Scout Association became the 6th owners, owning it from July 1969 until September 1971 G-AGYH, the aircraft was used as part of the “Flying Circus” an initiative set up as a means of providing a range of Air Activities to Scouts in Scotland including giving Scouts a “powered” flight experience as well as providing a powered means to launch gliders.
From information provided on the thread on the Escouts Forum it looks like this aircraft was lucky to make it into the hands of the Scouts as it is reported to have had a number of mishaps in 1962 & 1963 as listed below
23-06-62 G-AGYH Auster,snapped off starboard undercarriage leg in landing at Baginton.
25-06-62 G-AGYH Auster,aircraft wethercocked and caught tailskid on a broken runway light.
01-02-63 G-AGYH Auster,ran off the runway at Baginton.
09-05-63 G-AGYH Auster,lost over the city of Coventry.
07-07-63 G-AGYH Auster,struck and damaged a runway light at Baginton.
20-09-63 G-AGYH Auster,forced landed one mile North of Larkhill, lost propeller in flight and holed top of wing.
13-10-63 G-AGYH Auster, flown by J. Hill forced landed with engine trouble at Lower Farm, Brandon
According to The Civil Aviation Authority G-AGYH as of 2005 changed ownership again suggesting the aircraft is flying today as there is also no record of cancellation of its registration.