Crowds welcomed the Princess Royal as she arrived in Glasgow to meet representatives of organisations which the Queen was patron of. Princess Anne, accompanied by her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, visited the City Chambers on Thursday afternoon.
Arriving to applause and the sound of bagpipes, Anne, the Queen's only daughter, was met by Lord Provost Jacqueline McLaren - in her capacity as Lord Lieutenant - before taking time to view flowers left by the public in tribute to her late mother.
She and Sir Tim then made their way over to greet the waiting crowd, and Anne appeared to be in good spirits as she stopped to talk to well-wishers. Among the crowd was four-year-old Holly McBride, who had been waiting with her mother. She handed Anne a bunch of pink daisies before shying away.
