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2005: August

2-Aug-2005

This month we gives our opinion on Bram Tovey's instruction to the Open adjudicators; The success and future of the World Championships and the Summer of courses, tours and general fun for youngsters.

2005: July

30-Jun-2005

This month we give our opinion on the Imps affair; Euro qualification and the trouble with the youth of today.

2005: June

7-Jun-2005

This month we look at the Besson's no vote on the European; Whit Friday and the inability of top bands to play quietly.

2005: May

13-May-2005

This month we give our views on the future of the EBBA European; the Spring Festival need for expansion, and the great Brian Evans.

2005: April

31-Mar-2005

This month we have a look at the World Championships, the possibility of a Nationals Solo Contest and the last word on the Europeans.

2005: March

2-Mar-2005

This month we look at the Ibstock affair; Praising the men in the box and why can't we prodcue a nice sound anymore.

2005: February

1-Feb-2005

This month we give our views on the BBC and the Bands; YBS and the European Saga and the Regional test pieces.

2005: January

22-Dec-2004

Our views on 2004 - A Vintage Year?; Money, Money, Money and possible European Union?

2004: December

3-Dec-2004

Our views on missing crowds; the trouble of the Christmas Spirit and even 4BR going full time.

2004: November

3-Nov-2004

The European question takes up all our thoughts this month.

2004: October

1-Oct-2004

Age shall not weary them...; The Open Question; Is Albert still the best Hall?

2004: September

7-Sep-2004

Our thoughts this month on the World Championships, Explaining the adjudication process at the Open and getting bands on the television.

2004: July & August

25-Jul-2004

This month we give our views on the SP&S takeover of the British Bandman, the need for devolution in England and the need to support the New Zealanders at the Open.

2004: June

7-Jun-2004

Our views this month on the Golden Rule to successful banding, Opening up the Open and Sickness.

2004: May

12-May-2004

This month we give our views on the judging at the Europeans; Sending a National Team to the World Championships and the continuing success of the Grand Shield Festival.

2004: April

2-Apr-2004

This month we give our views on Contesting Crossroads, Leylandgate and other and looking forward to a Glasgow Kiss.

2004: March

1-Mar-2004

This month we give our views on meaningless titles, the need for consistency and good brass band coverage.

2004: January & February

2-Jan-2004

This month we give our views on 2003, 4BR Soapbox wishes and a new Nationals.

2003: November & December

3-Nov-2003

This month we give our views on Bully Boy MD's, the lack of audiences at our major contets, and the delights of Prestatyn and Dundee.

2003: July, August, Spetember & October

31-Jul-2003

This month we give our views on the Masters adjudication problem, where do all the students go and yet another episode of Welsh woe.

2003: May & June

31-May-2003

This month we give our views on the success of the European in Bergen, the welcome invitation of an American band to the Open and the need to tinker with the relegation issue at the Grand Shield contests.

2003: March & April

31-Mar-2003

This month we give our views why we think there is a need for a complete re-grading of bands, the need for the Europeans to tell the English what to do, and why the Nationals have shot their feet off (once more) by not picking a proper

2003: February

14-Feb-2003

This month we give our views why we think there is a need for an explanation on who and how "Prague" was picked, the need for a Nationals organisation, and why trumpets are not quite the right thing.

2003: January

11-Jan-2003

Three thorny isssues plaguing the brass band movement in recent months include Judith Binham's 'Prague' - the championship section choice for the 2003 Regionals, the Government's proposed 'licensing laws' and also the issue of 'cheating

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