Scottish Ice Hockey (SIH) wishes to alert all players, officials, clubs, volunteers and supporters to the severe weather conditions forecast across Scotland this weekend (24th–25th October). The Met Office has issued an amber warning for strong winds, covering mainland Scotland and islands off the west coast, from 9pm on Saturday 24th October until 9pm on Sunday 25th October. A yellow… Read more: Scottish Ice Hockey Issues Advisory for Weekend Events Amid Adverse Weather Warnings 

MESSAGE FROM IHUK INTERIM CEO TIM BRATTON AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF TOWN HALLS Dear all, I wanted to send an early season message to all of you involved in ice hockey across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales – whether as a player, coach, official, other volunteer role or as a parent/guardian driving our junior players… Read more: MESSAGE FROM IHUK CEO

Ahead of 2026/27 the season, Ice Hockey UK is reinforcing the standards expected of teams and players across the UK’s league and playing structure.  Starting 6 is reinforcing the standards that allow players to compete with commitment while respecting the rules and protecting everyone on the ice. The initiative focuses on six important areas of… Read more: Setting on-ice standards ahead of the 2026/27 season

The start of the 2026-27 ice hockey season across the UK brings renewed excitement across the sport. From juniors to women’s, Para to seniors and a thriving recreational scene, there’s a sense of excitement for the new season with busy rinks expected and the prospect of memorable moments both on and off the ice.  Passion is central to ice… Read more: What Truly Matters as a new season begins

A fantastic week in Finland saw a group of Scottish Ice Hockey players across a range of age groups travel to the world-class Vierumäki – Finland Sports Institute for an intensive week-long development camp. The players were put through their paces by Finnish coach Janne Tuunanen, supported throughout the week by Scottish coaches Bob Chalmers,… Read more: A Week of Development in Vierumäki