NEW legislation targeting bigotry at football matches will soon be extended to parading organisations, the Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland has claimed.
NEW legislation targeting bigotry at football matches will soon be extended to parading organisations, the Grand Orange Lodge of Scotland has claimed.
ON THE MARCH: The Order believes that the new anti-bigot laws will not stop at football.
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GERRY BRAIDEN
On the eve of its largest event in Scotland and speaking on the matter for the first time since the sectarian debate was re-ignited earlier this year, the Orange Order said it did not believe new legislation would stop at football, citing comments by ministers that more was required to tackle religious hate.
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