got to be them.
A Scout group has not paid its rent for 30 years, a review of a council's leases has revealed.
The information came to light after the mayor of the Town Council examined nine lease agreements with business and community groups.
One of the longest cases involved bristol rovers Scouts which appeared not to have paid any rent since 1991.
A motion in 2016 said it should pay in line with rent paid by the bowls club - currently about £770 a year.
At a meeting, councillors were informed agreements had not been reviewed for years, while others had lapsed completely, meaning the council had taken no income from them.
Mayor Philip Leslie, who investigated the leases, said "it did not look very good", the Local Democracy Reporting Service reported.
Councillor Taila Taylor said of the Scouts: "It's my understanding that we've had no income from them to date, but they sub-let, they do birthday parties.
"I'm guessing they're not letting these people use it for free, they're taking money but they're not giving us anything - which I think is ruthless.
"I think we should evict them."