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Thousands of people came in very bad weather conditions

tens of thousands of Scottish Independence supporters March through Glasgow in The First of a series of protest actions planned for the coming year.

The All Under One Banner (AUOB) March from The West end of Glasgow Green conditions found in very bad weather.

A mass meeting, which was to be held, because, thereafter, was canceled after the wind and rain were predicted.

The British government has not said it supports a further vote on Independence .

"emergency" March was organized in the course of the last month of the election, as the pro-Independence SNP, while the Conservatives won a majority in the UK as a whole.

It is The First of eight marches, the AUOB to the base to keep group plans in Scotland, the increase in the coming year as activists target, the pressure for Independence .

The March took a route through the City Centre from Glasgow Green

The organization staged several similar marches and rallies in The City and cities in the whole of Scotland in the last five years.

AUOB decided that The March would definitely go ahead, despite the cancellation of the rally, tweet with The Group : "If we stop ourselves of some Scottish rain, we March, then we have no chance. The March is on. "

Gary Kelly , AUOB, said: "There is another mandate at the end of The Day , and it shows there is still an appetite and a desire in Scotland for Scottish Independence .

"We didn't have a lot of media advertising, and the fact is that we get it now. The World 's media is Here Today , and looks at us. "

organizers estimated that around 80,000 people participated in The March .

Scottish voters backed remaining in the UK by 55% to 45% in a referendum in 2014 - But Nicola Sturgeon , the SNP leader and Scotland's first minister, says she wants to hold a further vote on Independence later this year.

it will be The currently looks, though, because the British government has made it clear that it will not transfer the forces, which Ms Sturgeon said would be necessary to ensure that any referendum is legal.

The First minister has decided, from the possession of an unofficial referendum similar to the dispute in Catalonia in the year 2017, as they believe that it would lead to Independence , regardless of the result.

First minister-the letter

Ms Sturgeon, visited never a AUOB March, although she has been in Glasgow's George Square in November. It was the First Time she had spoken, to a greater Independence rally since 2014.

The First minister the Prime Minister , Johnson has written agreement request a further referendum.

A UK government spokesman said: "We support a second referendum on the UK leaving. to stay

"agreed with the Scots determined part of the United Kingdom, in a once in A Generation referendum in 2014.

"The Prime Minister will respond fully to The First Minister of the letter short. "

Another FROM The March takes place in Glasgow in may, similar events took place in Arbroath, Peebles, Elgin, Kirkcaldy, Stirling and Edinburgh .

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Source of news: bbc.com