Public processions and marches
The Code of Conduct on Public Processions operates within the guidance issued to councils under Section 65A of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982.
It sets out the changes to the law of public processions made by the Police, Public Order and Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2006 and what the Council needs to take account of when assessing notifications to hold a procession.
It also sets out the steps that the Council should take when considering whether it is necessary for it to prevent a procession from taking place or place conditions on it under Part V of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982.
The use of the term ‘procession’ in this code of conduct covers all parades, marches, and demonstrations etc whether organised by civic, cultural, political, arts or religious organisations, community or other interest groups.
Register of Applications
Any person wishing to object or comment on any application must do so within 21 days of the application being received.
Public processions and marches
Public Procession Register 333 | Application details |
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ORGANISATION/EVENT |
Waterside True Blues LOL 104 |
ROUTE |
Starting at roundabout Cairnview Waterside to Back o Dykes on to Taig Road to Moss Road, Alexander Place to Park Street, Bankhead Road to Waterside Road turning left onto Merkland Drive along to Woodstock Avenue to Lammermoor Road to Briar Road turning right back onto Merkland Drive left onto Waterside Road and then right onto Bankhead Road dispersing at Bus Terminus on Bankhead Road |
DATE |
Saturday 12 April 2025 |
TIME |
Assembly Time 12:15pm Start Time 12:30pm |
LAST DATE OF OBJECTION |
Monday 3 March 2025 |