Green Councillors in Glasgow have criticised the funding of the city’s official Coronation events.
The council’s own budget is part-funding the two events held in Glasgow for the historic occasion, with the UK government providing some financial support.
The Greens who have 10 councillors in the city are angered the Crown is paying nothing towards the costs of Glasgow’s celebrations.
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