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Ban attempt fails to stop march Ban attempt fails to stop march
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Scotland's second biggest Orange Order march is taking place after a sheriff overturned an attempt to ban it. Scotland's second biggest Orange Order march has taken place after a sheriff overturned an attempt to ban it.
On Tuesday West Dunbartonshire councillors voted against allowing the march in Dumbarton because of fears of public disorder.On Tuesday West Dunbartonshire councillors voted against allowing the march in Dumbarton because of fears of public disorder.
But two days later a sheriff overturned the ban on grounds it was an infringement of human rights.But two days later a sheriff overturned the ban on grounds it was an infringement of human rights.
Strathclyde Police said there had been trouble at previous marches in the town and 300 officers would be deployed.Strathclyde Police said there had been trouble at previous marches in the town and 300 officers would be deployed.
A total of 44 bands and lodges are taking part in the march, which was due to begin at 1215 BST. A total of 44 bands and lodges took part in the march, which began shortly after Midday.
The sheriff ordered the marchers to abide by West Dunbartonshire's code of conduct.The sheriff ordered the marchers to abide by West Dunbartonshire's code of conduct.
These include not stopping outside the Celtic supporters club in the town centre and to cease playing music as they pass any wedding service.These include not stopping outside the Celtic supporters club in the town centre and to cease playing music as they pass any wedding service.
A wedding was due to take place at a Catholic church in the town on Saturday afternoon.A wedding was due to take place at a Catholic church in the town on Saturday afternoon.
Police said most pubs and bars would remain closed.Police said most pubs and bars would remain closed.
Previous marches in Dumbarton have attracted several thousand participants, making it the second largest in Scotland after the Glasgow parade.Previous marches in Dumbarton have attracted several thousand participants, making it the second largest in Scotland after the Glasgow parade.