As it happened: Queen's Baton Relay, Day 36, East Dunbartonshire

Summary

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

Live Reporting

Findlay Stein and Craig Frew

Good luck from Portugalpublished at 10:33 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
We've received a message of support for Katie Clucas, carrying the baton shortly in Milngavie, from her father Gordon.
He says: "Good luck Katie. So disappointed we can't be there to support you today. Will be thinking of you in Porto Santo. So proud of you. Love Mum and Dad".
Image source, Glasgow 2014
If you'd like to get in touch like Gordon, you can email or tweet using #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'd love to hear from you.
Baton bearer - Michael Gibbonspublished at 10:28 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Michael suffers from multiple hereditary exostosis and has had over 20 operations to remove growths from his bones.
A keen Scout, he's currently undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, with the hikes and expeditions posing a particular challenge to him. Michael has volunteered for both Cancer Research and Barnardo's and is currently undertaking the Saltire Award.
No cars allowedpublished at 10:17 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
The relay is currently progressing through a pedestrian-only area of Milngavie.
Our media vehicle can't follow the action, but we'll bring you some of the photographer's pictures as soon as we receive them.
Baton bearer - Gavin Johnstonepublished at 09:58 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Gavin is currently Active Schools Volunteer of the Year.
A keen rugby player, he voluntarily promotes a plethora of sports, ranging from golf and athletics to after school football and cross-country running, which has benefitted children in the local community.
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Massing in Milngaviepublished at 09:46 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Milngavie is gearing up for the relay's imminent arrival. Graham Mitchell tweets to say:
"#bbcbatonrelay, external family all getting ready to see baton in down town Milngavie."
Allander Leisure Centrepublished at 09:40 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
The relay has paused briefly at the Allander Leisure Centre for some "community engagement".
If you're at the event we'd love to see your pictures. Please email or tweet using #bbcbatonrelay, external.
Team TGpublished at 09:30 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
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Therese Gault had to delay the start of her stint with the baton when some supporters ran out with a large banner proclaiming: "Proud to support Team TG".
'Congratulations to Barbara'published at 09:19 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
We've received a couple of emails regarding Barbara Bell, who carried the baton earlier this morning.
A former Scottish hockey internationalist, she has just retired as a PE teacher after more than 40 years working at both The High School of Glasgow and Bearsden Academy. Barbara now has two weeks volunteering as a Clydesider at the Commonwealth Games before she can enjoy her retirement.
Fraser Bell wished her "good luck from the family - Graham, Jo, Fraser and Poppy".
Barb O'Brien, from London, Ontario in Canada, said: "Congratulations to Barbara. We understand it is quite an honour. You've made your Canadian family proud."
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Listen on the radiopublished at 09:14 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
Hear my reporter's notebook from my travels following the baton relay on Good Morning Scotland just after 09:20 BST on BBC Radio Scotland.
Good luck Lewispublished at 09:05 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Karen Stewart has emailed a message for another of Bearsden's baton bearers, Lewis Matheson.
She says: "Good luck Lewis, enjoy carrying the baton. Lots of love, Karen, John, Connor and Courtney".
Baton bearer - Magarita Sweeney-Bairdpublished at 08:54 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Margarita created the first fully inclusive competition system for skaters with all forms of disability through the charity Inclusive Skating. Skaters from Russia, Canada, USA, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Scotland and England have since taken part.
As a result, a system of local clubs is being set up, as well as the first permanent club for skaters at the Time Capsule, Coatbridge.
Image source, Glasgow 2014
She is also the Special Olympics Figure Skating Technical Advisor.
Baton bearer - Matt McCormickpublished at 08:51 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
A member of the Junior Elite Team GB for snowboarding, Matt is also the Scottish and British champion, having won the British Championship for the last three years.
He regularly attends Scottish Schools' ski and snowboard competitions - run by Snowsports Scotland - as a coach to actively encourage younger children to take part in snow sports and give them confidence in competing.
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He's a Young Peoples Sport Panel member and was a finalist in the 2013 Young Scot Awards.
Busy in Bearsdenpublished at 08:48 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland
From the back of the media vehicle it feels like all of Bearsden is walking towards us in support of the baton bearers.
Off once morepublished at 08:47 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Fresh from its Roman bath (let's hope it doesn't get a chill), the baton is back on the streets of Bearsden.
Manjulika Singh is taking the baton down the edge of the road to give the considerable crowd a chance to touch it.
Roman bathspublished at 08:43 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
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The relay has paused at the remains of a bathhouse in Bearsden which, along with nearby Antonine wall, pretty much marks the northernmost extent of the Roman empire.
If you're watching the video stream look out for the ladies on the pavement sporting sparkly deely-boppers. Remember them?
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Early morning crowdspublished at 08:29 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland
There are plenty of people out lining the streets early on a Saturday morning to catch a glimpse of the Queen's Baton.
Baton bearer - Anita Neilsonpublished at 08:28 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Could Anita be the first person to carry the baton while running in stiletto heels?
A survivor of breast cancer, Anita often runs races and marathons for breast cancer charities, and is currently doing a PhD in breast cancer and exercise benefits.
She also founded and coaches a group of runners with nearly 30 members.
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Baton bearer - Peter Hunterpublished at 08:26 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Peter has been an ultra-marathon runner since he recovered from a serious cardiac arrest in 2010.
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He finished 14th in the Scottish Ultra Marathon Series 2012, and in two years has run a staggering 10 ultra-marathons, with his longest race clocking in at 69 miles in length.
A Glasgowlife youth worker, Peter has run for the past 40 years and has raised thousands of pounds for charities in the process, all while volunteering for young people and the community.
Baton bearer - Kirsty Hamiltonpublished at 08:24 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
Kirsty coaches and also competes in cheerleading, and her group has recently qualified for the world finals. She raised over £3,000 for Crohns and Colitis UK by running in two 10k's and is, in the words of those who nominated her, "a true inspiration to others".
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Baton bearer - Douglas Crawfordpublished at 08:19 British Summer Time 19 July 2014
A kilted Douglas Crawford passed the baton to Kirsty Hamilton.
Skier Dougie is a full-time member of the GB alpine squad and is the current overall British alpine champion.
He always makes time in his schedule to support his local ski club in Bearsden, giving encouragement, relaying expertise and coaching the club's young racers.
Dougie is also a patron of the youth charity Snow Camp, which promotes the inclusion of skiing, snowboarding and life skills in order to improve young people's lives.
Image source, Glasgow 2014