The Liverpool Scottish Regimental Association parade in Liverpool for the Last time.

The Liverpool Scottish Regimental Association parade through the streets of Liverpool for the Last time as the Association is about to be disbanded. Heading for The Church of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas where they will receive the Freedom of the city. The Liverpool Scottish Regimental Association (LSRA) held its first meeting in the Men’s Canteen, at Battalion HQ., Fraser Street, Liverpool, on Sunday 24th August 1930. This was as a result of sundry notices in the Liverpool press enquiring about ex members of the LS Battalions. The name of Lt Col D D Farmer VC was proposed as chairman and unanimously elected to that office.

The title approved, at this meeting, was ‘Liverpool Scottish Ex-Members Association’ with subs of 1 shilling (5p). At the next meeting the title changed to ‘The Liverpool Scottish Battalion Association’ before finally being changed to ‘Liverpool Scottish Regimental Association’ on 9th October 1930. The Forbes tartan tie was adopted as the Association tie. Share and subscribe.
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