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Re: Boys & Girls Brigades

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Subject: Re: Boys & Girls Brigades
From: Dean Rayner <dean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 28 May 1996 17:18:36 +0100
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>> Is your scout band a traditional British Brass Band or is it a marching
>> band?  There is only one Scout Brass Band in England to my knowledge.  I
>> saw them at the Whit Friday contests a few years ago. I cannot remember
>> their name but I think they came from the Manchester area.
>
>The only scout band in the UK I know of it Whistable Scout Band. They are a
>real BB. Whistable is in Kent on the Kent coast.

I can now remember their name. They are the Rossendale Scout Band. From
Lacashire. (near Bury) A full BB with a good marching percussion line. We
folowed them down the road at Whit a few years ago. I wonder if anyone saw
them this year?

Dean.



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