Air cadets’ band lands commodore’s award
Date published: 20 November 2008

The cadets of Air Training Corps 1855 (Royton) Squadron competed in the National Marching Band Championships.
ROYTON Air Training Corps put in an impressive display at the National Marching Band Championships at RAF Halton, Buckinghamshire.
And the squadron, which was representing the Northern area, received the Air Commodore’s Trophy from Air Commodore Ian Stewart.
Their work included fanfare, percussion and ensemble sections as well as separate contests for solo bugle and solo drummer.
Instructor Pete Southern said: “We were delighted to make it through to the finals.
“Everyone in the corps worked incredibly hard. We loved taking part and we are delighted to have won the Air Commodore’s award, which is presented annually to a squadron in recognition of its performance and progression throughout the year.”
Most Viewed News Stories
- 1Drivers be warned - Oldham road closures will cause delays over the coming weeks
- 2Record-breaking footballer and TV sports star opens HMO in Oldham
- 3Three teenage boys charged in connection with New Moston murder probe
- 4Former health centre could be turned into 20-bed HMO despite fears it could ‘kill the town’
- 5'Prolific' shoplifters from Hollinwood charged and heading to court