9 road closures for Glasgow World Pipe Band Championships 2026

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Several roads in Glasgow are set to face disruption next month as the city plays host to one of the world’s biggest piping events.

The World Pipe Band Championships will take over Glasgow Green on Friday, August 14 and Saturday, August 15, drawing thousands of spectators and competitors from across the globe.

Tickets for the event range from £22 to £80, with options for general admission and premium packages.

Visitors can expect a vibrant day filled with music, pageantry, and Scottish culture at its finest.

To support the safe running of the event, a number of road closures and parking restrictions will be enforced in and around Glasgow Green.

Motorists and pedestrians are advised to plan ahead, follow diversion routes, and expect increased congestion in the area.

Full details on the roads that are closed and the times are here:

Prohibition of vehicle movements

From 4am on August 14 2026, to 11.59pm on the 15 August 2026

Charlotte Street, between Greendyke Street and London Road

Greendyke Street, between Turnbull Street and London Road

West Carriageway in Glasgow Green for its full length

East Carriageway in Glasgow Green for its full length

Prohibition of waiting, loading and unloading

3pm on August 2026 13 to 11.59pm on August 15 2026

Arcadia Street, both sides, between London Road and The Green

Charlotte Street, both sides, between Greendyke Street and London Road

East Carriageway, both sides between Templeton Street and The Peoples Palace

Greendyke Street, both sides, between Turnbull Street and London Road

James Morrison Street between London Road and St Andrews Street

Monteith Row, both sides, between Monteith Place and Greendyke St

Templeton Street, Both sides for its entire length

The Green, both sides, between Arcadia Street and King's Drive

West Carriageway, both sides, between Greendyke Street and The Peoples Palace

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