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Pipe Bands Australia, the collective body that manages the vast country’s six state pipe band associations, elected a new national leadership team, including David Doyle as president, at its annual general meeting on October 18th: President: David Doyle, Tasmania (succeeds Ainsley Hart, 2020-’06) Secretary: Joel Solak, Tasmania (Phil Weber, 2020-’26) […]

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pipes|drums readers can win a terrific prize package from our friends at R.G. Hardie & Co. by predicting the top-five overall winners at the 2026 Glenfiddich on October 31 at Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, Scotland!

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The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association has appointed Meaghan Lyons as its next chief executive officer, one of the most important roles in the piping and drumming world. Lyons will officially succeed Colin Mulhern in March 2027, following a transitional post at the RSPBA’s Washington Street headquarters in Glasgow beginning […]

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“When players leave your band for another band, they haven’t been ‘poached.’ I’m going to challenge you to consider that perhaps you didn’t answer these questions for them and therefore they voted with their feet.”

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After a confusing week of social media rumours and conflicting information, BBC Scotland and the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association eventually aligned, confirming that the BBC’s livestream of the 2027 World Pipe Band Championships remains undecided. But the broadcast remains under threat as the UK public broadcaster faces £500 million […]

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