A consultation on the impact of parades through Glasgow has found that some residents felt intimidated by Orange order marches - but still felt they had a right to go ahead.
As part of the process, the council asked market research firm Ipsos Mori to carry out focus groups with Glaswegians and interview stakeholders, including procession organisers.
The company’s report, compiled before the pandemic in January 2020, stated in 2018 there were 313 notifications for processions in Glasgow — the majority, around 60%, came from Loyalist organisations, with around 5% for Irish Republican marches.
