The aim of the Society is to provide a Scottish gathering where members can meet and enjoy the songs, dances and traditions of Scotland.  Membership is not restricted to Scottish people only, nor is it for dancers only. 

Dancing first started in the Congregational Church Hall, Nantwich.  In November 1958 a St Andrew’s Day Dinner and Dance was held in the Royal Hotel, Crewe, and in the following January the first Burns’ Dinner and Dance was held in the Crewe Arms Hotel.

Several events are held each year. Christmas raffles are held in December, the proceeds of which are donated to charity.  Each January the Society celebrates the life of Robert Burns by holding a traditional Burns’ Dinner and Dance.

A Ball is held annually, in Spring, when we are joined by members of Scottish Societies from North Wales, the North West of England and Staffordshire – a band is booked for this occasion.  In recent years we have joined forces with two other Societies to share the work of organising the Ball. In November we hold a joint President’s and Visitors’ Night when Presidents and visitors from other Societies all over the North West, Shropshire and Staffordshire are invited to join us.