Kelvingrove Park
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| Address | 6 Professors' Square, Glasgow G3 6BY, UK |
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| Hours | Open 24 hours |
| Phone | +44 141 334 6363 |
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| ID | 1134383 |
About Kelvingrove Park
Kelvingrove Park is a public park located on the River Kelvin in the West End of the city of Glasgow, Scotland, containing the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
Where is the Kelvingrove Park
Thousands join march for Scottish independence
... Traffic was brought to a standstill as the saltire-waving supporters set off from Kelvingrove Park in the west end...
COP26: The story from Glasgow in 15 pictures
... The baby who joined a rally before her first birthdayPeople of all ages joined schoolchildren as they marched from Kelvingrove Park to George Square on 5 November - among the youngest was 11-month-old Juneau...
COP26: Police praise 'good natured' marchers in Glasgow
... About 100,000 took part in the procession from Kelvingrove Park to Glasgow Green on Saturday...
COP26: Why we're marching in Glasgow
... A huge column of activists made its way from Kelvingrove Park to the city centre, and on to a rally on Glasgow Green...
COP26: Tens of thousands march for Glasgow's biggest protest
... People taking part in the " Global Day of Action for Climate Justice" started marching from Kelvingrove Park in the west of the city and Queen s Park in the south at about midday along a pre-agreed three-mile route to Glasgow Green via George Square...
COP26 youth march: 'We don't have a choice'
... Young people from across the globe are joining her on the procession from Kelvingrove Park to the city centre...
Thousands of young people to join climate strike
... Pupils taking part will strike from school and march from Kelvingrove Park to the city centre on Friday...
COP26: Disruption forecast in Glasgow as busy roads begin to close
... About 100,000 protesters are expected in Glasgow, with a march which begins at Kelvingrove Park at noon before making its way to Glasgow Green for about 15:00...
Thousands join march for Scottish independence
Thousands of Scottish independence campaigners marched through The Streets of Glasgow during The Coronation .
The Event , organised by All Under One Banner, culminated in a rally in Glasgow Green where ex-First Minister Alex Salmond addressed The Crowd .
Other speakers included SNP MP Joanna Cherry and party leadership candidate Ash Regan .
Traffic was brought to a standstill as the saltire-waving supporters set off from Kelvingrove Park in The West end.
At The Rally Mr Salmond told The Crowd : " The Independent Scotland we seek will be based on equality not aristocracy and on human talent and ability not entitlement of birth.
" We Are not looking backwards with Britain But forwards to a better Scotland"
SNP leadership candidate Kate Forbes was also scheduled to speak But on Saturday due to flu.
Organisers that More Than 20,000 people took part in The March .
In the independence referendum in 2014, Scotland voted against becoming an independent country by.
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon had said she wanted a vote to take place on 19 October this year.
But last November The The Scottish Government cannot hold an independence referendum without the UK government's consent.
Since becoming First Minister , Humza Yousaf has demanded a Section 30 order - to allow another referendum - But that has not been accepted by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak .
Earlier in the week Mr Salmond said Police Scotland should have staged a " standoff" outside Edinburgh Castle to prevent The Stone of Destiny from being moved to London for The Coronation .
He Said such a move could have been used as a bargaining tool in The Push for a second independence referendum.
The Stone was taken to London last week after First Minister Humza Yousaf attended a ceremony during which it was removed from its Resting Place at The Castle .
The Stone has been used to crown monarchs of Scotland, and later the UK, in a tradition dating back centuries.
But Mr Yousaf dismissed the suggestion of involving The Police , and said it would have " not been The Right thing to do".
Meanwhile, Our Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, is staging a protest in Edinburgh.
The Event on Calton Hill includes speeches from Scottish Government minister and Scottish Greens co-leader Lorna Slater , as well as SNP MP Tommy Sheppard and Green MSP Maggie Chapman .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
