The band's first outing of the year is on Saturday at Bridgeton Loyalists the band will be on the floor at 2pm... Great list of bands from all over we are sure it will be a great day

This is the band's first culture day and will be in memory of Greame ' chunk ' robertson we all hope you can make it 6th of April Holepark social club, cambuslang £3 entry at the door

Our culture day is only a month away. We have some of the best bands from Scotland on show on the day. 6th of April Holepark social club, Cambuslang £3 entry at the door

Well tomorrow is going to be a good day. We've got some of the best bands in Scotland Holepark Social Club. Cambuslang Doors open at 12 £5 entry Hope to see yous there

The Rutherglen Bluebell FB would like to announce that we will be holding a graveside remembrance service and parade in memory of our departed friend and band member Graeme “Chunk” Robertson on the evening of Friday 5th July 2019.

The service will commence at 18.30hrs in Rutherglen cemetery, Mills St Rutherglen where family, friends and band members will remember our friend who was taken from us so early in life. The parade will follow this service and depart the cemetery gates at 19.00hrs

and terminate at Cathcart place Rutherglen, (Adjacent to the 20 social club). Anyone wishing to pay their respects are more than welcome to attend. Members Rutherglen Bluebell FB.

NO IRA on our streets

The Rutherglen Bluebell flute band Having watched the recent Republican parades in Glasgow over the past few weeks with amazement and disbelief that an organisation that promotes murder, treason, civil upheaval to parade the streets of Glasgow . 1

It beggars belief that such an organisation can be given permission to parade the public highway whilst putting public safety at risk in doing so. Or is there a more sinister motive at work here. 2

It is no secret that members of Republican bands and Republican sympathisers are also city councillors whom it is known wish to stop Christian organisations (Namely Protestant) from peaceful processions.

It is therefore no surprise that the feeling in our community is that we as a peaceful religious group are being persecuted for our beliefs. Or is there a more sinister undertone taking place.

To cancel Protestant parades on their own would be seen as a breach of human rights and highlight the councils disgust for our culture. But if Republican parades were given permission and brought about justifiable concern then it would be easier

to cancel all parades in the guise of safety concerns for the people of Glasgow. We are not being fooled by Glasgow city council. This ban is a clear breach of our communities human rights and is showing the councils true colours.

We at the Rutherglen Bluebell flute band endorse the protest to be taken at the Glasgow city council on Saturday 14th September 2019 and urge all of our community to join us.

The bands CD is now on all these current apps..... shares appreciated