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Black Leather Shoulder Strap Robust Zip Inside Protector Outer Pocket For Accessories I used this VBach Leather Horn Gig Bag for a short time now it's just sitting in the cupboard and still in pristine condition so I thought I should sell this quality Gig Bag. I'm looking for £25.00...

Just wondering if there is any news on funeral arrangements? If anyone hears anything could you post the details.

Sad to hear this news. Nigel was a good friend playing together at Newtongrange. He was a great guy and will be sadly missed.

Somebody should have told Fern Britten she can't swim in the thames. She'll take a bridge out or something.

Newtongrange (Championship) Dalkeith & Monktonhall (2nd Section) St Davids Brass (2nd Section) McTaggart Scott Loanhead (3rd Section) Penicuik (4th Section)

Shame it's not the Woolley Pritchard band! It could have been "Winter Woolley" Doesn't everyone have one?

Prometheus Unbound.

Newtongrange

Lochgelly

"Quo Vadis" Imagine not getting that!! R --------- Rienzi

Pagentry Skip Q!

Frontier

All the flowers of the mountain

Don't know if it's been done.. Here goes. Albion (B) next and so on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FRIDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 2005 OPENING GALA CONCERT commencing 7.30 pm (Main Tent - Newtongrange Park) NEWTONGRANGE SILVER BAND THE CHAMPION BAND OF SCOTLAND 2005 With Guest Soloist, ALEX KERWIN {British Open Solo Champion 2003)

Funny that. People I spoke to said otherwise. Ahh - Contests - don't you just love them!

Sorry forgot to say a big thanks to the man in the middle. Well done Allan Ramsay. Didn't believe you a week ago we could win. When we came off the stage, I knew we played well. Probaby the fact Donnie on Bb bass laughing half way through the piece had something to do with it...

"Yip, back-to-back wins have been achieved only once before - Polton Mills in 1903 and 1904. Others to come very close (2nd in Ch section) were 1909 - Cowdenbeath 1919 - Darvel 1927 - Shotts Foundry 1979 - CWS Glasgow 2000 - Kinneil" You missed Nitten. 1980 1st section (old...

Playing with Newtongrange in the late eighties a baritone player, Tony I think his name was who was also a vet and seemingly one of a handful who could operate on dolphins. His was a classic, can't make the band excuse! "I won't be at the band tonight as my monkey has died!". And no...

With regard to Craigsav83 - comments "Basically, there are a bunch of us at university (Edinburgh) and no brass bands for our needs - I currently rely on a lift to Dunfermline, most others have played in brass bands before moving to Edinburgh, but find it difficult, time-consuming and...