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Season 2026/27 is now upon us and we have an exciting and action-packed tournament calendar to look forward to, with some exciting new events for players to add to their diaries. One of the most exciting developments is the introduction of a new National Badminton League (NBL), which will be played across the course of three separate weekends: 17 & 18 October, 16 & 17...


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27th July 2026 by Robert McLean

It was a challenging week for Scotland’s top badminton stars at the VICTOR China Open in Changzhou, China. As an HSBC BWF World Tour Super 1000 event, the tournament features only the world’s very best players, providing another valuable opportunity for the Scottish squad to test themsel...


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The tournament calendar for the 2026/27 season is now available to view and download from the Badminton Scotland website.

It has been great to see the number of tournaments increase every season, giving Badminton Scotland members so many opportunities to enjoy and compet...


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It is with immense pride and an honour that after two years as Vice President that I now move into the role of Badminton Scotland President.

I have been involved with badminton for more years than I care to count and still love playing and helping the sport that has given me so much.

I wish to thank Colin Campbell as outgoing President  who I have worked with fo...


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Badminton Scotland is very sad to hear of the passing of Gladys Allen, a much loved figure both in Lothian and in the wider Scottish badminton community. Gladys originally came from Aberdeen where both she and her sister, Muriel represented Scotland in the late fifties/early sixties. Gladys moved to Edinburgh where she married Walter. They had four children, Lesley, Jenny and...


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