Alderley District Scout Band are another TYMBA band, from Wilmslow in Cheshire. In 2006 this band was in the National Class.

Burgess Hill Marching Youth is a (mostly) non-valved TYMBA band, whose uniform was based on the famous Gurkha Rifles uniform.

Kings Norton Youth Marching Band are a fellow member of TYMBA. In 2006 they beat us to the Novice Class Champions at the National Finals. They also now have a new forum like ours, but not as nice (ours doesn't have ads!): Kings Norton Forum.

Bodicote Royal British Legion Youth Band are another TYMBA bugle band.

10th Leicester & 1st Syston Scout & Guide Band were formed in 1908, and are the oldest Scout Band in the world! The website has been updated because of their Centenary next year, find the band under Sections. Also see Joss' Crazy Band Photos on his MySpace area here.

Redhill Corps of Drums. Another TYMBA band, from Redhill in Surrey.

Standish St.Wilfred's Church Lads & Church Girls Brigade & Band are a TYMBA band from Lancashire.

17th Tonbridge Scout & Guide Band are another TYMBA band, in 2006 playing in the National Class.

The Militaire of Barking & Dagenham - a TYMBA National Class band from East London.

Royal British Legion Youth Band - Brentford are a TYMBA band from Brentwood in Essex. In 2006 they are a National Class band. Not to be confused with the RBL Romford band! ;-)

3rd Davyhulme Scout Band. This is the site of the 3rd Davyhulme Scout Group, which includes the Band. This TYMBA Band is one of the few bands who competes in two leagues, the Junior Band in the Novice Class and the Senior Band in the Contest Class.

Northampton Scout Band are a TYMBA band, competing in the Novice Class in 2006. Another of our rivals!

Spen Valley Scout & Guide Band The band is a traditional valved band, competing in the TYMBA leagues.

1st Hook Scout & Guide Band are another TYMBA band, from Hook in Hampshire.

Halesowen Scout Band are a marching band from the West Midlands. They are another TYMBA band, competing in the National Class in 2006.

Royal British Legion Band & Corps of Drums - Romford are a TYMBA band from Romford in Essex. In 2006 they are a National Class band. Not to be confused with the RBL Brentford band! ;-) See also Amanda's Photos Page.

13th City of Coventry Scout Group Marching Band Founded in 1929 originally as a drum and fife band, the band is now a full brass band.

The Hertfordshire Showband Formerly The Marching Blues, and formerly the Little Heath and Potters Bar Scout and Guide Band. Former members of the EDSB, Jim and Alison Heatley are members of this large show and concert band.

Eclipse Corps Another valved band from the Enfield area. This Band was formed from the merger of the Enfield Girls Marching Band and the Enfield Drum & Trumpet Corps.

TYMBA - the Traditional Youth Marching Band Association. We are a member of this Association. Member bands use British-Military traditional movements. All the competitions that we enter are run by TYMBA.

The site includes an excellent Forum for chatting about TYMBA.

A lot of the chat has now moved to the Unofficial TYMBA Forum. There are over 60 bandies on there now, come on in, the water is lovely! ;)

BYBA - the British Youth Band Association. Probably the biggest youth band association in the UK. Different styles are represented. Some TYMBA bands are also members of BYBA, we used to do this in the past, but no longer.

DCUK - Drum Corps UK. Show-style bands association.

Royal Marines Band Service Online. Excellent site which includes free MP3 downloads, and music for sale. These bands influence us quite a bit.

The Band and Bugles of The Rifles. The Rifles are a new regiment which recently was created by merging several small regiments including The Light Division, who were a big influence for us.

The Corps of Drums Society is an organisation of bands for all ages. They have the primary aim of preserving and promoting drum and fife/flute and bugle music based on the traditions of the British Army.

Enfield Citadel Band of the Salvation Army. Enfield Citadel Band was founded in Tottenham, north London, in 1892, and soon established a reputation as one of the Salvation Army's leading musical groups. In 1972, with the merging of two Salvation Army corps, the band moved to Enfield, on the outskirts of north London, and assumed its present title.

The Enfield Brass Band. The band originated from the North Middlesex Silver Band and the Enfield Band, and were both formed pre-war.

This is the Enfield District Scouts website. Without their support we would not have a Band!

This is the website of our Scout County, Greater London North, which includes Enfield District.

This is the 14th Enfield Scout Group's website. The Group is one of the biggest Groups in the District, and supplies the band with several members.

This is the 23rd Enfield Scout Group's website, The Purple Scarf. The band's founder members were mainly from this Group.

Dan designed our logo, email him at this link.

This site aims to reunite people who did Scouting together.

Or go directly to Enfield District's page of the site. Once registered don't forget to visit the Band's listing!

This website details all the exciting events planned for 2007 to celebrate Scouting's Centenary in 2007!

This is the official Scout Association Support Website. Lots of programme ideas, and other resources for Leaders.

This is the ScoutNet website. It's a Scouting Resources site, recommended!

This is the Baloo! Scouting Search Engine site.

This is the EScouts Website. Resources and forums for Scouting websites.

The Old Enfield Charitable Trust runs Enfield Town Market, and gave us a grant enabling the purchase of our new blue uniforms.