This is the history for the submission "Motion by Councillor James Adams:- "Council notes that The Royal Regiment of Scotland, formed on 28 March 2006, is the senior line infantry regiment of the British Army and the only remaining Scottish line infantry regiment. The Regiment draws on more than 390 years of continuous service through its antecedent regiments, including The Royal Scots Fusiliers and The Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment). Council further notes that in 1959 the Freedom of the City and Royal Burgh of Glasgow was conferred on the Royal Highland Fusiliers (Princess Margaret's Own Glasgow and Ayrshire Regiment), whose lineage continues today through the 2nd and 6th Battalions of The Royal Regiment of Scotland. Council acknowledges the long and distinguished record of service of the Regiment and its antecedents, whose soldiers have served with dedication and professionalism in operations at home and overseas, and whose sacrifices have included the loss of life and life changing injury. Council expresses its gratitude to all who have served and continue to serve. Council recognises the deep and enduring links between the Regiment and the City of Glasgow. Many Glaswegians serve within SCOTS battalions and many veterans reside across our communities. Council also recognises the significant civic and community role played by 6 SCOTS, Glasgow's local Army Reserve battalion, including its leadership in City Remembrance commemorations, strong presence in Maryhill, work with youth and community organisations, and partnership support to local employers and Covenant signatories. Council further acknowledges the contribution made by 6 SCOTS to the regeneration of Petershill Sports Pitches during the Covid 19 recovery period. Council believes that the historic, civic, and contemporary connections between Glasgow and The Royal Regiment of Scotland merit formal recognition by the City. Council therefore resolves to confer the Freedom of the City of Glasgow upon The Royal Regiment of Scotland during its twentieth anniversary year, with the ceremony to take place between 28 March 2026/27, in recognition of its historic ties, valued community engagement, and distinguished service. Council will put in place the necessary arrangements for a Freedom of the City ceremony and to engage with the Regiment on an appropriate date and programme of events."".

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