Dignitaries and ordinary Glaswegians have joined to pay tribute to The Queen. Books of condolence were set out at the City Chambers at George Square, which the much loved monarch visited on several occasions.
The city’s former provost Liz Cameron said her sadness was mixed with warm memories of her many meetings with The Queen, most notably at the re-opening of the city’s famous Kelvinbridge Art Gallery and Museum.
Cameron said: “Her majesty was in our city on several occasions but I remember her most fondly from the opening of the refurbished Kelvingrove gallery in 2006 because it was my political baby and I was in charge of the refurbishment.