169 John McLernon wrote:
Hoping to walk behind you guys and girls in London next year. At LOL 213 lodge meeting on Wednesday they agreed to donate along with the london lodge so hope it happens. Fraternally yours Bro John McLernon

(21/11/09 1:22)

168 sally sloan wrote:
Hi I am a woodwind instrument repairer. I have over 15 years experience. I do work for teachers, flute bands and music shops. If I can be of any help to you please contact me or check out my website. www.flutefix.co.uk I hope that I will hear from you in the future. Best wishes Sally Sloan

(11/11/09 1:50)

167 Elaine & Lenny Stewart wrote:
A big heartfelt thanks to you all for such a wonderful night last evening you brought smiles , tears and laughter. lots of love to you all ELaine & Lenny

(25/10/09 8:25)

166 Janice wrote:
Thanks Big K for your kind comments. Make sure and think of a few more requests for next year lol. And Richard poor Louise had a wee fall after a few drinks and was unable to parade with us on Wed night. Must have been the tiredness !!!!

(14/8/09 10:56)

165 Richard Hambleton wrote:
Hi just to say that I loved your CD. Just wondering if Louise got over the tiredness and hangover that she was suffering with when I got talking to her near the RBL before we walked back to the City. Might see some of you in October for Campsie Day and if not see you in December

(14/8/09 5:42)

164 big K wrote:
was in the mem on saturday nite (downstairs) having a few cold ones when some of your members started to play a few tunes,the reason i am leaving a comment is to praise the musical talent of janice i think thats her name sorry if i am wrong but any tune that was mentioned she played it with ease. i cant leave without mentioning king billy moore on the bass drum top class

(13/8/09 1:40)

163 Trevor wrote:
Thanks Archie for your comments and kind words regarding myself leading the band. The Home Service Blue Cloth Helmet has only been on show twice, and isn't completely retired!! The Bearskin is No. 1 choice but doesn't look so good when saturated in water and weighs four times more than when dry. I agree the Helmet doesn't look like much with the Red and Black tunic but come the winter it may return with the greatcoat.

(03/8/09 9:01)

162 archie wrote:
can someone tell the drum major he looks great in front of the band and looks really smart but that ''helmet'' is awful looking dont try to hard the busby is great looking. ps Janice is the best fluter in the country

(01/8/09 9:30)

161 Trevor wrote:
Michael you can email me at mcbeat@hotmail.co.uk with your enquiry regarding Maiden City Beat.

(29/7/09 9:40)

160 Michael wrote:
Can anyone on the site give me contact details for Maiden City Beat please?

(27/7/09 1:50)

159 Janice wrote:
Glasgow protestant If you're able to play a silver flute and be in the mem on the friday night ask for a member of the band and we'll get you sorted to join us for the day. Thats what our band is all about!

(27/7/09 11:39)

158 Glasgow Protestant wrote:
Fantastic band. Would love to march alongside you for the Apprentice Boys of Derry parade on August 8th. Londonderry still British. No Surrender God Save The Queen

(24/7/09 9:29)

157 Trevor wrote:
Roy and Cathy and anyone else requiring a CD: If you can email me at cfb1835@hotmail.co.uk and I will get the details from you and arrange to get a disc to you. Trevor Stewart (Churchill Flute Band)

(29/6/09 7:17)

156 cathy wrote:
Hi, I would like to order a cd please

(29/6/09 12:57)

155 roy lilley wrote:
how can i get a copy of your cd. guest bass drummer 78'83

(19/6/09 10:16)

154 rockie jordan wrote:
very good at eastbanks pde, on behalf of opb i would like to extend an invite to churchill and hamilton fb for our annual pde of omagh in september as i don,t have contacts for you, wm king leading affairs for us which is great. would be a great specticle if the other bands from the city could make it down.

(15/6/09 9:59)

153 darren dougherty wrote:
well done at east banks parade even thou i was out with my own band Hamilton flute Am looking forward to the double parade tomorrow

(13/6/09 5:54)

152 emma whitehead wrote:
I was hoping someone could get in touch so we could update the band's details on our database here at Voluntary Arts Ireland. We are also launching a new project which may be of interest especially r.e. enlarging membership and public participation. I can be contacted at this email or alternatively you can find out more at www.vaireland.org. I look forward to hearing from you. Emma Whitehead

(22/5/09 3:58)

151 jim little wrote:
best wishes to all from the boys of the british ulster alliance flute band england, hope to see you in november in bristol, hands across the water, keep ulster red white and blue, jim little, f.g.a.u.

(17/5/09 12:41)

150 Trevor wrote:
As far as I know EBPB parade is to be held on 10th June - a Wednesday Evening.

(10/5/09 4:36)