If the new policy on demonstrations and parades is agreed, next year’s July Orange Order Boyne Celebrations parade through Glasgow, the largest of Scotland’s Loyal Order parades, could be diverted away from the city centre.
Processions by the Protestant Loyal Orders on the streets of Scotland’s largest city would be cut from more than 250 a year to just 20, under plans being discussed by council chiefs.
If the new policy on demonstrations and parades is agreed, next year’s July Orange Order Boyne Celebrations parade through Glasgow, the largest of Scotland’s Loyal Order parades, could be diverted away from the city centre.