Chants of ‘freedom’ as hundreds march for Scottish independence in Glasgow
THOUSANDS of people have marched in favour of Scottish independence in Glasgow this morning.
By JOEY MILLAR
Express.co.uk
Sat, Jun 3, 2017
Chants of “freedom” rang out as the group made its way through the streets of the capital during the rally.
There were some unsavoury scenes as the group were confronted by an opposition protest group, who waved the Union Jack.
And while the event was largely peaceful, a police officer was forced to swoop in when a protestor attempted to rip down a Union Jack.
The march had been organised on social media, with 8,000 people confirming they would attend. Some estimates put the crowd size as high as 15,000.
All Under One Banner, the event’s organisers, said the march was the biggest ever of its kind.
The Facebook page said: “If you believe in a independent Scotland then you have to attend and together we will show the elite Westminster establishment.
“Then we will go to the voting booths and vote SNP on June 8.
“We will show May and Ruth Scotland has spoken. They have no right to stop democracy.”
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