Comedian and actor Craig Hill carried the baton at the Clyde Cruising Club in Bardowie
The baton stopped at Bearsden’s historic Roman Baths and the start of the West Highland Way
Milngavie, Torrance, Lennoxtown, Kirkintilloch, Lenzie and Bishopbriggs are on the route today
Val Bissland tweets about the baton, external relay earlier: "Great to see the Commonwealth Baton at Bearsden Cross at 8.30 this morning! #bbcbatonrelay"
Image source, Val BisslandDouglas Chappelle also tweets, "Loads of people in Lennoxtown for #batonrelay #bbcbatonrelay"
Craig Frew
BBC Scotland
The baton has worked its way to Twechar as we continue the relay through East Dunbartonshire.
Keep your emails and tweets to #bbcbatonrelay, external coming.
You may notice some technical problems across the BBC website today, which are also affecting the Queen's Baton Relay video feed for some users.
Work is under way to restore normal service. In the meantime, we will continue to update our page with text and photos.
Watch the BBC News channel from 13:30 BST as Craig Hill talks about his moment in the Queen's Baton Relay in Bardowie earlier today.
Are you watching the relay today in East Dunbartonshire? We would love to hear from you.
Email or tweet #bbcbatonrelay, external with your pictures and stories.
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland
The rain has started to come down off the Campsies but people are still out to cheer the baton!
Alan helped found the East Kilbride Athletics Club, and now spends his spare time introducing and supporting new members of all abilities to Springburn Harriers. He also promotes running through schools and council-led initiatives.
The wet weather doesn't seem to dampen the spirits of the baton bearers or the crowds in Lennoxtown.
We can hear lots cheers from the supporters as Joy Full, Owen Harkins and Rona Cargill all enjoy their moment with the baton.
It's reassuring to know that, in the unlikely event of the baton bursting into flames, we're in safe hands.
Ross McCombe carried the baton in Old Kilpatrick yesterday. His daughter Cara has tweeted this fantastic picture using #bbcbatonrelay, external.
Image source, Cara McCombeShe says: "Somebody's painted my gate gold cause my dad ran with the baton yesterday".
Heather has volunteered with Girl Guiding Scotland for over 16 years, serving communities in Kirkintilloch and Dunbartonshire. Those who nominated her say she shows "flair, creativity and a natural ability to keep those she looks after interested and ready to face the next challenge that she will guide them on".
The relay has arrived in Lennoxtown, where the first baton bearer is Helen Arnott. She then handed the baton over to Scott McArthur.
Douglas tweets: "Can't wait until the #batonrelay reaches #bishopbriggs to see wee debs dancing at the finish #prouddad #bbcbatonrelay, external"
And Suze Smith tweets: "#bbcbatonrelay Good Luck to Jennifer Murray and Ian Stevenson from Lenzie Community Council - Enjoy your special day!"
Don't forget you can contact us using #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'd love to hear from you.
Ann and George Ross emailed to tell us they were excited about the baton relay today.
"Been watching the relay from south west France," they wrote.
"Looking forward to seeing Milton of Campsie at 13:30. Stayed there for over 30 years before moving here.
"Great to hear that Agnes Raybauld and Angela Amato from the village are carrying the baton today. Hope to see lots of old friends too."
They added: "Your coverage is brilliant, well done to all. Won't be doing a thing today, too busy watching the screen!"
Image source, Glasgow 2014Following Craig Hill's fist-pumping, kilt-swinging masterclass in how to carry the baton, the relay has now arrived in Torrance.
Jean Campbell has very kindly emailed these pictures of the relay in Bearsden.
Her husband John carried the baton to the Roman baths.
Image source, Jean CampbellJohn also posed with probably the day's youngest spectator - a 17-day-old baby.
Image source, Jean CampbellHe then passed the baton to Manjulika Singh.
Image source, Jean Campbell
Comedian Craig Hill is pulling out all the stops as he runs, jigs, shimmies and waves his way to Bardowie's Clyde Cruising Club with the baton.
Craig Hill is ready and waiting for the baton. He tweeted earlier and - true to his word - he's wearing a kilt and trainers, as this picture from BBC Producer Simon Dedman shows.
Simon tweets: "Comedian Craig Hill waiting for the #batonrelay to arrive here at Clyde Cruising Club #bbcbatonrelay, external"
Comedian and actor Craig Hill will carry the baton at around 11:30 BST in Bardowie.
He tweets, external: "Morning folks! Off to Glesga in ma kilt and trainers to carry the Baton in Bardowie! #relaylookingforwardtoit @Batonrelay2014"
Craig Shanks, Milngavie's final baton bearer, has carried the baton into the Milngavie and Bearsden Sports Club.
For those of you outside of Scotland's central belt, Milngavie is actually pronounced "Mull-guy".
Now you know.
Image source, Glasgow 2014