We are back for the new year and now into our 112 year! With this, we have the title of being one of the oldest non-military pipe bands in the country.

It was formed in 1898 by a Mr. George Brown (a Tailor) and Mr. Robert Campbell (a Baker/confectioner). The band began its life in what was then the Presbyterian Church in Blackwater Road Eastbourne. read more on the Band History page...

Eastbourne Scottish Pipe Band - now in it’s 112th year and still going strong - had a visit from the bands patron Major General John More-Bick CBE DL & his wife Anne who present
ed piper Alex Summers with a magnificent crystal bowl in recognition of his efforts during his 40 year continuous service in the band. Alex joined on February 13th 1970 so he has seen lots of changes but said, “I Have enjoyed every moment of my life as a playing member of this pipe band” see the pictures in the gallery...
 

AGM 2010

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Welcome to the official website for the ESPB. Formed in 1898 wearing the Hunting Stewart tartan, the ESPB is a traditional, non-competitive band led by Pipe Major Andy Gregory ably assisted by Drum Major Bill Donoghue. Here you will find information about our organization including events diary, new photos,  hiring & recruitment and band history, take time to look around

Patron: Major General (Retd.) JD Moore-Bick CBE DL

Piping in Eastbourne since 1898

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Acknowledgments

Photographs by Phil Drouet, Debra Gregory, David Curd

112 Years for the band!

New Band Logo on our covers

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Hailsham’s Kitprint embroidered our logo onto our of new bag covers, ready for the the summer season and beyond. Also to come we have t-shirts sweatshirts and caps with the logo...

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Next Event : August 14th - Crowhurst Village Fair

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