An estimated 2,500 individuals will march from Glasgow Cathedral across the city center to Cessnock in the southwest.
Significant traffic disruptions are anticipated in Glasgow next weekend due to an Orange Order march involving around 2,500 participants.
The march, hosted by the County Grand Lodge of Glasgow, is scheduled to commence at Wishart Street at 9:45 AM on Saturday, May 17. The route will be subject to rolling road closures as the procession advances through the city.
The march will begin at Wishart Street, then proceed southward between the Necropolis and the Cathedral, turning west onto John Knox Street.
The participants will traverse Cathedral Square, make a left onto Castle Street, and continue down High Street, eventually turning onto George Street heading towards the city center. The route will pass through Merchant City along Montrose Street and Cochrane Street before reaching George Square.
The procession will then proceed west on St Vincent Street, turn south down Renfield Street, and continue along Union Street towards the Jamaica Street Bridge, crossing the Clyde to Bridge Street, as reported by Glasgow Live.
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The march continues westward along Nelson Street and Morrison Street, joining Paisley Road and Paisley Road West, before concluding as it turns onto Harvie Street, followed by Brand Streets and finally Lorne Street in Cessnock.
The event was organized partly to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, marking the end of World War II in Europe on May 8, as stated in the application to Glasgow City Council.
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