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Scott Phillips P/M
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Liz Brown
Martin Bryan
Doug Cameron
William Dunlop
Graham Hislop
Anna Lawrie
Rob Lawrie
Dave Paterson
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Doug Cameron
Occupation: Retired Fireman
Joined WMP: 2001 & 2008
Former Bands: Aberdeen Caledonian, Greater Manchester Fire Service, 42nd Highlanders, Warrington Pipe Ban and West Midlands Police.
Other interesting things about Doug:
Doug started playing the Highland Bagpipes at the age of six years old and by age eleven he was the youngest piper to have won the Gaelic Mod solo competition. At the age of 17 he joined the R.A.F. and he took a period of time out of piping for several years.
Doug had the honour of piping the Squadron colours in to the Officers mess in Malta on its 65th Anniversary, and played within an R.A.F. Pipe Band for the Queen on her Silver Jubilee. In 1998 quite by chance Doug heard about Greater Manchester Fire Service had a Pipe band and went along, which made him decide to get back into piping seriously. After that, Doug eventually joined West Midlands Police Pipe Band.
Questions and Answers:
- He/she plays a set of: Half Silver Runic Engraved Design David Naill's
- The most influential person on his/her piping career so far is: Andy Hall and P/M Martin Bryan
- His/her favourite type of tunes are: 2/4 Marches & Jigs
- His/her favourite Pipe Bands are: Victoria Police, St Lawrence, Simon Fraser
- His/her favourite Pipers are: Stuart Liddell & Alan Tully
- His/her Piping Ambition: To play in the top half of Grade 2 with West Midlands Police
- His/her favourite sports team is: N/A
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