SCOTSIN - Business Directory

Business Directory

Clubs Directory sponsored by

Welcome to the Scotsin Clubs Directory. Click on the logos and hyperlinked titles below to view the individual directory entries. Please register to add entry. if you'd like to sponsor this section and raise your profile amongst our fast-growing Scottish Business and People Network email: sponsorship@scotsin.com.

Society of Scottish Lawyers in London - Scottish Solicitors The Society of Scottish Lawyers in London (SSLL) was formed in 1988 by a steering commitee chaired by Tom Winsor, UK Rail Regulator 1999-2004.	Highland Society of London The Highland Society of London (HSL) is 240 years old and was founded within fresh memory of the '45 Rebellion by Highland gentlemen resident in London and was incorporated by Act of Parliament on 21 May 1816. The Highland Society of London became a registered charity in 1965, and used to assist wives and families of Highlanders, but with the growth of Governmental assistance, the charitable aspect hasn't been much needed due to SAFA etc. It gets things done outside the society by virtue of its network.
Crown Court Church of Scotland - Covent Garden A Scottish Presbyterian congregation was first established in London during the reign of King James I of England and VI of Scots, following the Union of the Crowns in 1603. Some of his Scottish courtiers worshipped in a chapel near the old Whitehall Palace at the diplomatic site as “Scotland Yard” and later provided the original headquarters of London’s Metropolitan Police.	Pride of Murray Pipe Band The Pride of Murray Pipe Band are Londons top competing band and are also available for hire. The Pride of Murray are also one of the very few Bands that perform at engagements in Full No1 Ceremonial Highland Dress. Please contact us for a quotation for any event large or small. We have years of experience in both full arena and cabaret work.
Scots In London Testimonials - Clubs and Societies “Great site – well done.”, Paul Varney, Secretary, The Caledonian Club. "We are delighted that you - and the delectable ladies - enjoyed the evening. It certainly would not have been such a huge success without the support of you and Scots in London. Thank you." Joe Flaherty, Co-Founder, London Scottish FC 75/85 Club and Auction of Promises	The St Andrew's Society of the State of New York (est. 1756) On November 19, 1756, a small group of native-born Scots and Scottish Americans met in lower Manhattan to form what is now the oldest established charitable organization in the Empire State — the Saint Andrew’s Society of the State of New York.
Gaelic Society of London - Comunn Gaidhlig Lunnainn - Gaelic in London There is more Gaelic in London than you may know about, and the Gaelic Society of London is at its heart. Founded in 1777, it is the oldest Gaelic Society in existence. There are regular functions which no Gaelic speaker or lover of Gaelic should miss: a Literary Evening addressed by a prominent writer; the annual Tattie and Herring supper; a Burns Supper with a Gaelic slant; ceilidhs with famous singers and talks by famous speakers.	London Gaelic Choir - Coisir Lunnainn - Scottish Gaelic Music and Four-part choral singers Còisir Lunnainn (aka the London Gaelic Choir) is a London-based choir that is open to anyone who has an interest in Gaelic music, the traditional music of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. We sing as a four-part choir - soprano, alto, tenor and bass.
Highlands and Islands Society of London - HISL / HISL.org The Highlands and Islands Society of London exists to: 1. Preserve and foster the culture, social customs and sense of community characteristic of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland; 2. Provide an environment in which the music, dance, song and language of the Gael can be enjoyed in London; 3. Encourage the learning and speaking of the Gaelic language in London; 4. Provide a focus for newcomers from the Highlands and Islands and elsewhere to “Highland” activities in the Metropolis.	PGT Reels - Scottish Reeling and Scottish Country Dancing in London Reeling is a type of Scottish dancing. It is social, energetic, easy to learn and great fun. Reeling is probably the closest form of Scottish dancing to how dances were done in the 17th century.The dancing is more fluid and less ballet like compared to the formal Royal Scottish Country Dance type style, althogh it tends to be more defined than barn dances or ceilidh dancing.
The Caledonian Club - Scottish Private Members Club in London The Caledonian Club, founded in 1891, is a private members' Club situated in the heart of Belgravia just five minutes away from Hyde Park Corner and Victoria. The Club occupies five floors and comprises of the Members' Dining Room, Mixed Lounge, Smoking Room with five meeting and private dining rooms, with capacity from four-300. Eddie Tait, a member of The Caledonian Club and Founder of Scots In London, is happy to propose or second members of Scots In London or answer any questions about the club if you are interested in joining. Email Eddie Tait on eddietait@scotsin.com .	London Hibs Supporters Club - Hibernian Football Club Supporters Club in London - Hibees The London Hibs supporters club currently has over 130 members, holds monthly meetings in central London, has an active and successful football team and holds many excellent social events throughout the season, including regular match trips, Player of the Year function and a Burns night supper – but it was not always like that!!
London Arabs - South London Tangerines - Dundee United Supporters Club in London The term "SLT" stands for South London Tangerine, a member of the greatest Dundee United Sunday league football team this side of Hadrian's Wall.	Lunnainn Albannaich - London Tartan Army - Scottish Football Supporters Club - Loony Alba Lunnainn Albannaich was formed in June 1993, the first supporters' club dedicated to the Scottish national side. Lunnainn Albannaich is Gaelic for London Scotland. The club now has over 120 members.
London Edinburgh Academical Club - LEAC - Formers Pupils Alumni of The Edinburgh Academy The London Edinburgh Academical Club exists to provide a framework for Accies in, and around, London to make contact and to meet each other. Its main social activity is its Annual Dinner, but other less formal events are notified to members, some involving representatives of other Scottish Schools in London.	London Scottish Golf Club - Wimbledon Common founded 1864 The London Scottish Golf Club was organised as a club by members of the London Scottish Rifle Volunteers on 5th November 1864 after a shooting match held on the Common by the National Rifle Association.
Caledonian Society of London - Members Society limited to 100 Scotsmen The Society shall be called The Caledonian Society of London and the number of Members shall be limited to one hundred, exclusive of Life Members, Honorary Members and the Council. Members must be Scotsmen.	Burns Club of London - Robert Burns Suppers Scottish Poets Poetry and Literature The Aims of The Burns Club of London: 1. To celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns; 2. To foster appreciation of Scottish Literature, music and art through the Vernacular Circle; 3. To hold social gatherings with a view to promoting friendly interaction amongst the members; 4. To support London-based and other Scottish charities; 5. To foster the sentiment enunciated in the immortal words of the poet: "That man to man the warld o'er shall brithers be for a' that."
London Scottish Football Club - Historic Rugby Club based in Richmond London Scottish FC has produced more international players for Scotland and more Scotland and Lions captains than any other club. London Scottish won the Middlesex 7s several times in the 1960s, and was high in the old Merit Tables before leagues were introduced.	The Royal High School Club In London - RHS Former Pupils Alumni Club - RHSCL The Royal High School Club in London is the sister club of The Royal High School Club in Edinburgh and exists as a central meeting point for Former Pupils and Teachers of The Royal High School of Edinburgh. The club has been in existence since 1888 and over recent years has undergone somewhat of a renaissance with increased membership and activities. If you are an RHS FP based in England then please visit our fantastic website and get in touch.
Scots In London - Scottish Social and Business Networking News and Events SCOTSIN is a portal for Scots individuals, Scottish businesses, clubs and societies, charities, networks and communities, bodies, agencies and organisations to connect and promote themselves, their key category, sector and industry news, events to the Scottish community.