Live updates as hundreds march for independence in Bangor

Hundreds of supporters of Welsh independence are marching through Bangor as part of a March for Independence organised by the YesCymru and AUOBCymru campaign groups. People of all ages met in a city centre carpark this morning to assemble their flags, posters and banners before marching through the city centre this afternoon.

And since 2pm this afternoon, following the march, supporters have been congregating at the Glanrafon Car Park for an organised "rally" with live music and guest speakers on a stage there. There is also an 'independence market' and additional events taking place throughout the day.

One of the event organisers, Geraint Thomas explained: "The March in Bangor on Saturday presents an opportunity for supporters of Welsh independence to come together, united in our common goal of creating a better Wales. Due to the unprecedented numbers of people expected to attend the march, we have been asked by North Wales Police and Cyngor Gwynedd to ask that supporters use public transport where possible and to arrive in good time."

One of the guest speakers, Sera Cracroft added: "The March for Independence in Bangor on Saturday promises to be an unforgettable event. The Dragon symbolises our fiery spirit and unwavering commitment to an independent Wales, and as we march through Bangor, we carry with us the hopes and dreams of a nation determined to forge its own path towards independence."

We'll be bringing you the latest updates and photos from the March for Independence in Bangor.

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