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  1. It is with sadness that I have to report the passing, on 25th March aged 68, of Patrick Inglis, A company 1RS 1975-78.
    His funeral will take place at Morton Hall, Main Chapel on Tuesday the 8th of April at 2pm.

  2. Funeral arrangements for the late, Isobel Shaw

    Family and Friends are respectfully invited to attend a celebration of our Mums life, On Thursday 10th April 2025. At 10.00am.
    A Mass will take place at St Peters RC Church, Carmondean, Livingston, EH548PT. Followed by Mums interment at 11:15am, At Adamsbrae Cemetery, Adambrae Road, Livingston
    EH54 9RD.

    There after A Reception buffet and refreshments.
    At The Tower Bar, The Mall, Craigshill, Livingston, EH54 5DZ.

  3. So sorry to hear about the passing of Izzy Shaw. Condolences to the family, I had the honour of working with Izzy in the late 90’s at 105 Regt RA in Colinton, RIP Izzy

  4. We are saddened to hear about Issy’s passing, our thoughts are with the Shaw family during this difficult time. My spouse had the pleasure of working with them both and life was never dull. Issy will definitely be remembered fondly by all who knew her. RIP Issy

  5. It is with great sadness that I report the passing of Isobel Shaw, early hours on 28th March 2025. Isobel was wife of the late, Joe Shaw. Isobel for several years fought a long and hard battle with Altzimers and Dementia, she passed peacefully with her Children by her side. Details of the Funeral will be announced when known.
    R.I.P. Issy.

    1. My condolences to all of the Shaw family….A wonderful lady and will be sorely missed. Joe will be at the gates waiting with a cup of tea or something stronger.

    2. Sad too hear about the death of Isobel Shaw and send my condolences to all the
      Family at this sad time.
      Having served with wee Joe in the MT Section in Osnabruck memories of that time
      come flooding back and also later meeting Isobel at other events years later.
      Southern Branch send their thoughts to all the the Family
      Yours Aye
      Alex Moore
      Vice Chairman

    3. Funeral for issy shaw will be 10am at St Peters Church Carmondean Centre, Deans, Livingston EH54 8PT, United Kingdom followed by burial at 11.15am at Adambrae cemetery Adambrae Road EH54 9RD

  6. REGIMENTAL DAY – 28TH MARCH

    Today, 28 March, the Regimental Flag is flying at Edinburgh Castle to mark this day in 1633 when
    King Charles I granted a Royal Warrant to Sir John Hepburn to raise a regiment for service initially overseas but ultimately for Crown and Country.

    The Regiment, initially known as Hepburn’s Regiment, subsequently The Royal Regiment of Foot and The First Regiment of Foot and latterly The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment), served continuously and unamalgamated for 373 years until 28 March 2006, declaring allegiance to 17 Monarchs during that period, from King Charles I to Queen Elizabeth II. To mark this day, a message has been sent to the Patron of the Regimental Association, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal. This message are included below.

    We are proud that our history and heritage is maintained and promoted by
    The Royal Scots Museum in the Castle, the Regimental Association, and The Royal Scots Club.
    Nemo me impune lacessit.

    Message to HRH The Princess Royal

    Regimental Day – 28th March

    The President and all Members of The Royal Scots Regimental Association send their loyal greetings and best wishes to our Patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, on the occasion of the 392nd anniversary of the formation of The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment).
    Today the Regimental Flag is flying at Edinburgh Castle.

    Message from HRH

    “As Patron of The Royal Scots Regimental Association, I send my warm thanks and very best wishes to the President and all Members on the occasion of
    the 392nd Anniversary of the formation of The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment)
    at Edinburgh Castle on 28th March 2025.

    Anne”.

    Patron
    The Royal Scots Regimental Association

  7. GRETNA 110
    A reminder from the Museum Outreach Team that the 22nd of May is the 110th anniversary of the Quintinshill Rail Disaster, the worst ever rail crash in Britain, when 216 Royal Scots of the 7th Battalion were killed, and many more injured, while travelling to Liverpool to embark to fight in Gallipoli.
    The well- researched GRETNA 110 exhibition which will focus on local soldiers and families stories- and include unique objects from the crash, a loop film explaining the crash, Leith Academy students displays and a families and medals research room- is taking place in the former Drill Hall in Dalmeny Street, just off Leith Walk from 19- 24 May, opening from 10am to 4.30pm daily. And the annual Regimental Memorial Service in Rosebank Cemetery will be at 1030 on 24 May.
    To find out more about the impact of the crash on the close- knit Leith and the surrounding areas communities as well as survivors who went on to fight in Gallipoli a visit to GRETNA 110 at https://www.theroyalscots.co.uk/upcoming-events/ is very much encouraged.

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