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scaba workshops 2011

By scaba on September 21, 2011 | Category: Announcements | No Comments

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Oxted presents Duffy from Dyke

By scaba on September 17, 2011 | Category: Announcements | No Comments

2010 was a good year – for AVB

By scaba on June 30, 2011 | Category: Announcements,News | No Comments

AVB recently took time out of rehearsal to hold their Annual General Meeting. 

Chairman Mike Balls reflected on an immensely successful year, Read more …

How long is a long note………..

By scaba on June 30, 2011 | Category: Announcements,News | No Comments

At the recent AGM  the Patcham Silver Youth Band presented a cheque for £660 to the trustees of the South Indian Community Trust. 

The money was raised at a sponsored long note competition held in April and will be used to purchase bunk beds for a hostel for school children in the Southern Indian State of Kerala. 

About half of the band are seen in the picture below presenting the cheque.

More information about the youth band can be found at www.patchamsilverband.co.uk and about the trust at www.southindiancommunitytrust.com

scaba honours Rob Morris

By scaba on May 31, 2011 | Category: Announcements | No Comments

At the recent joint concert held in St John’s Church, Hurst Green between The Oxted Band and Tertnes Amatørkorps from Norway, Oxted member Rob Morris was honoured for his loyal service to the brass band movement.

Judging by his face when he was named it had been a very well kept secret that scaba was recognising Rob’s 72 years service. His mouth dropped open wider and wider as Sally Coleman from the scaba executive committee, told the audience the complete ‘This is Your Life’ of Rob’s banding career starting back in 1939 in Porthywaen when he was a mere 10 years old eventually arriving with The Oxted Band in 2002. 

Sally said that she was very proud and humbled to make such a prestigious presentation.

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