PIPE BANNER PRESENTATION

The 1st Battalion of the Highland Light Infantry paraded in George Square, Glasgow, to receive a pipe banner from the City of Glasgow. The Lord Provost, Mr. Andrew Hood, presented the banner to General Urquhart. The banner, costing 300 pounds, is hand-embroidered with the city's coat of arms and the regimental crest. It was attached to the pipes of Pipe Major Robert Rennie. After the ceremony, the battalion marched past as the Lord Provost took the salute, marking a significant day for both the regiment and the city.

What is the purpose of the Highland Light Infantry's march to George Square?

• To conduct a military exercise

• To receive a new uniform

• To participate in a city festival

• To receive a pipe banner

Who presents the pipe banner to the regiment?

• Pipe Major Robert Rennie

• The Lord Provost, Mr. Andrew Hood

• The Mayor of Glasgow

• General Urquhart

What is the cost of the hand-embroidered banner?

• 200 pounds

• 300 pounds

• 400 pounds

• 500 pounds

To whom is the banner fastened after the presentation?

• General Urquhart

• The Lord Provost

• Pipe Major Robert Rennie

• The Mayor of Glasgow

What event follows the presentation ceremony?

• The battalion marches past

• A military exercise

• A public speech by the Lord Provost

• A city parade