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| Grampian Police Pipe Band |
Originally formed as the Aberdeen City Police Pipe Band in 1907, the band adopted its present title in 1975 on the amalgamation of Aberdeen City Police and the North Eastern Counties Constabulary. The Band is a firm favorite and plays at many Highland
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| Inverurie Pipe Band |
Inverurie Pipe Band is based in, a country town some 16 miles north west of Aberdeen in the north east of Scotland. It was formed in 1957 as a Town Band to take part in local events and to help to encourage tourism (See ). Although its activities take
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| Kinross and District Pipe Band |
The Kinross and District Pipe Band was formed in 1946, and has been going strong ever since. One of its founding members, Alex Murphy, is still with the band today, and has in fact been Pipe Major for the past 20 years.
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| Johnstone Pipe Band |
Based in the town of Johnstone Renfrewshire, near Glasgow in Scotland, the band has two sections which compete on a regular basis with the adult band in grade 4 and the Juvenile band in Novice. The bands also perform at a variety of public functions, eit
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| Maybole Pipe Band |
Maybole Pipe Band are looking for new members to help keep the Band active in the local, national and European community and would be interested in hearing from anyone interested in joining.
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| Wick RBLS Pipe Band |
The Wick Royal British Legion Pipe Band was established in 1919. It represents the original colours of the Seaforth Highlanders, who later amalgamated with the Camerons.
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| Stow Pipe Band |
The band is based in Stow in the Scottish Borders. The current membership is made of Borderers from the surrounding towns of Galashiels, Lauder, Melrose and St Boswells as well as Stow.
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| Tees Valley Pipe Band 2000 |
The Argyllshire Highlanders, or 91st, were raised on the 10th February 1794. Five years after the raising of the 91st another Highland Corps came into being, this was the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders.
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