the "Drum Major". On 30 November 2012, the decision to disband the pipe band was taken, due to a lack of members. It was dissolved on 31 March 2013, to coincide with the formation of a new single police force in Scotland. Pipe Majors as Edinburgh City Police Pipers Constable A. Findlay (1883–1890) Constable Alexander Hamilton (1890–?) as Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band Norman Graham (1900–1910) Hugh Calder (1910–1920) Alexander Henderson (1920–1923) Alexander Henry (1923–?) William Sunderland (?–1930) Hance T. Gates (1930–1941) Duncan R. Cameron (1941–1949) Donald Shaw Ramsay BEM (1949–1957) John D. Burgess (1957–1958) Iain McLeod (1959–1975) as Lothian & Borders Police Pipe Band Iain McLeod (1975–1976) Harry McNulty (1976–1982) Colin Forbes (1982–1984) George Lumsden (1984–1988) Duncan Smith (1988–?) Constable Les Watson Constable Kenny McBride (?–1999) Colin MacLellan (1999–2004) Keith Dawes (2004–2006) David Barnes (2007–2009) Ian Duncan (2009–2011) Neil Hall (2011–2012) Constable John Fraser (2013) Leading Drummers as Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band Alex McGregor James Catherwood (1941–1951) George (Geordie) Pryde (1951–1957) Robert (Bob) Montgomery (1958–1969) Alex Duthart (1969–1970) Robert (Bob) Montgomery (1970–1974) as Lothian & Borders Police Pipe Band Ian Watt (1975) Michael Dow (1976–1977) Robert (Bob) Montgomery (1977–1985) Bryn Butler (1985–1987) Alan Kenny (1987–1988) Arthur Cook (1988–1995) Constable Stewart Gardiner (1995–1999) Arthur Cook (1999–2011) Jake Jørgensen (2011–2013) Discography as Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band Princes Street Parade (1956) Pipes and Drums of the Edinburgh City Police Pipe Band (1957) The Pipes and Drums of Scotland, No. 2 (1959) March of The Pipers (1962) The Edinburgh City Police Pipe-Band (1965) The Piper's Parade (1967) Champions of The World (1971) Capital Parade (1975) Pride of Princes Street (2012) Here Come the Champions: Great Marches and Reels (2014) Edinburgh City Police Pipe-Band Revisited - Pipe Major Iain McLeod's Selection (2016) as Lothian & Borders Police Pipe Band The Piper's Salute (1979) Centennial (1990) References Grade 1 pipe bands Scottish pipe bands Musical groups established in 1882 1882 establishments in Scotland World Pipe Band Championships winners