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There are over 50 Legion bands around the country. They range from full concert show bands, like the Central Band, to small youth marching bands. Each band is run independently and all funds are raised by the bands themselves.

Follow this link to view the Royal British Legion Band Policy in PDF format (179 Kbytes).

Please follow this link to view a list of British Legion Bands near you or click here to visit some Band websites.

In order to view the above pdf you will need to follow this link to download Adobe Acrobat

The Central Band of The Royal British Legion

Central Band - David Cole, DirectorThe Central Band of The Royal British Legion is the Legion's flagship band. Quality musical entertainment has been our hallmark since 1945 and we are regular performers at events such as the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. Our concert repertoire covers the musical spectrum and we also have links to over 50 other Royal British Legion Bands from all over the UK - from concert show bands, brass ensembles, pipe and drum, to marching carnival bands.

If you are looking for a band to enhance the sense of occasion at an event, please contact us to discuss how we might be able to help.

For more information:

Email: D Cole  

Visit: www.centralband.com

or write to:
The Central Band of The Royal British Legion
National Headquarters
Haig House, 199 Borough High Street
London SE1 1AA

Youth bands and majorette troupes

The Royal British Legion has a number of youth bands and majorette troupes in England and Wales. In addition some adult bands are happy to accept youth members and may even teach you to play a musical instrument.

You must be a Youth Associate Member of The Royal British Legion once you are established in the band. You can join some bands or majorette troupes below the age of 12 but you will be expected to join and become a Youth Associate Member when you reach 12.

Or simply contact the National Youth Officer who can advise you if there is a band or majorette troupe in your area.

Email: Ken Wood

Tel: +44 (0)20 3207 2341

or write to:
National Youth Officer
The Royal British Legion
Haig House, 199 Borough High Street
London SE1 1AA

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