 Leading Drummer Phil Dickinson
Phil joined the band as Leading Drummer, at the end of the 2009 season. Recently he played with City of York Pipe Band, prior to which he did some teaching wth us. However prior to that, Phil was responsible for creating probably one of the best mid sections England has seen in recent years with the Grade 2 All England Champions; Pontefract & District Pipe Band. |
 Nigel Bird
Lincoln born, Nigel moved to Beverley in 2008. Following 22 years in the army, and annual holidays in Scotland, Nigel couldn’t believe his luck when he found his love for Pipe Bands was realised on his door step. He snapped up the opportunity to join the band in the autumn of 2011 to learn to play the Bass Drum. |
 Paul Bond
Paul is the longest serving member (with exception to a small hobby gap). He was one of the founder members of the Kingstown Scottish Pipe Band, as he was playing with the East Hull Army Cadet Pipe Band at the time. |
 Peter Grant
Peter joined the band ready for the 2010 season, after a couple of years off pipe band drumming. Prior to that, Peter was the Lead Drummer at the East Ridings Caledonia Pipe Band in based in the North Yorkshire town of Bridlington. |
 Beatrix Jackson
Bea joined the band in the autumn of 2011 to learn to play the Tenor Drum, and create a much needed mid-section. |
 Philip Jackson
Philip’s a local lad, and has been drumming in rock and jazz bands for 9 years, but felt that the lack of musical variation was hindering him somewhat. When he saw the advert in the local paper in the Autumn of 2011, he immedietly jumped at the chance of joining the band to learn the Tenor Drum. Philip’s now enjoying the challenge and social benifits of trying something new. |
 Tony Marshall
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 Craig Smith
Craig was one of the founding members, who originally played in the East Hull Cadet Pipe Band, before joining Kingstown Scottish. He too took early retirement from the band in the late 90′s, but stayed in contact with the band, helping out on bass from time to time, and eventually rejoined in 2010. |
Brian Thompson
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