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The sound of bagpipes welcomed Northlanders into the New Year at the 150th Waipū Highland games on Sunday, after two years of postponement due to …
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The sound of bagpipes welcomed Northlanders into the New Year at the 150th Waipū Highland games on Sunday, after two years of postponement due to …

The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association confirmed the event will take place in the city’s Duthie Park on June 24.

Raewyn Jones, of Wellington (centre), celebrates with City of Dunedin Pipe Band musicians Ashley Honewell (left) and Pat Adams, after graduating with …

Adrian Watson, CEO of Aberdeen Inspired, added: “We are absolutely thrilled to partner with Aberdeen City Council and the Royal Scottish Pipe …

The Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championship is set to take place on Sunday, March 12 after a two-year absence. The competition, which was launched …

… dates back to Queen Victoria, when she became entranced by the sound of the bagpipes on her first holiday to her beloved Scottish Highlands.

North Berwick Pipe Band re-elected Derek Easton as president and Eddie McFadzean as pipe major at its AGM last month.

More than 700 talented young musicians will blow up a storm as the Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championship returns.

Tartan is one of Scotland’s most famous cultural exports, but its status as a national treasure doesn’t mean its history is as well known. Instantly …

A former piper to Queen Elizabeth II has revealed how she used to joke around about his height and how she once saw him ‘briefly exposed’. The monarch …

Organisers of the Scottish Schools Pipe Band Championship (SSPBC) are urging schools in Ayrshire which may not yet have signed up to claim their …

The bagpipe, which is Gaelic for the great pipe, originated in Scotland and the Middle East and then evolved in Europe. Evidence has shown that …