northern constabulary pipe band
BAND PRACTICE ON TUESDAY EVENINGS Northern Constabulary Community Pipe Band is a voluntary group of musicians drawn from the Police family and members of the public of the City of Inverness and around the Highlands and Islands. We play and practice in our own free time throughout the year at Police Headquarters, Inverness on TUESDAY evenings.
RSPBA - lothian and borders branch
You will find all the information on Branch Contests including Registrations, Playing Requirements, Judges and Draws, information on Branch Bands including their achievements in major contests and links to their web sites, all the Branch Results and Champions Tables, minutes from Branch Meetings, information on Structured Learning as well as all the General News from the branch and their bands. Branch Bands will also be able to contact thier National Council and Music Board Representatives with any questions they may have. We hope you will enjoy this new branch website, designed for the needs of the branch by the branch. Please feel free to leave a message on our Guestbook, many of the ideas implemented on this website have come from the bands and our members, with your feedback we will continue to deliver a site meeting the needs of the bands and our members.
glencorse pipe band
Welcome to the website for Glencorse Pipe Band, from Penicuik near Edinburgh. Whatever the event or location, we will be able to provide you with a high quality true Scottish Pipe Band experience.
house of edgar shotts & dykehead pipeband
15 times winners of the RSPBA World Pipe Band Championships. The pipe band is based in the village of Shotts situated in North Lanarkshire, Scotland and our membership is drawn from both domestic and overseas talent.
the vale of atholl pipe band
The Vale of Atholl Pipers’ Association SCIO is a charity registered in Scotland and comprises two pipe bands, playing at Grade 3A and Grade 4B levels in Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association (RSPBA) competitions and Highland Games throughout the summer months.
johnstone pipe band
Johnstone Pipe Band was founded in 1943, the organisation consists of two bands. The senior band competes in Grade 1 and our second band competes in Grade 3B.
coila ceilidh band
Coila Ceilidh Band has developed into one of the leading traditional groups in Scotland and is in constant demand at home and abroad.
maybole pipe band
We are especially interested in experienced players to replace those who have difficulty in attending due to study, work or social commitments. As can be seen from our diary we have a variety of different functions but no competition work.
culter pipe bands
The Culter Pipe Bands have a long and proud history spanning more than six decades. In 1938, the 47th Culter Boys Brigade Pipe Band was formed and played for many years at Boys’ Brigade parades and local events. By 1980, the band became members of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association and from then began a period of rapid growth and great success.
milngavie pipe band
We are based to the North of Glasgow, in central Scotland. We now have a Grade 3a, a grade 4a and a Novice juvenile’s band.