National sight loss charity RNIB Scotland commemorated its late patron The Queen this morning by joining with Edinburgh Lord Provost Robert Aldridge to plant a tree in the city's Hillside Crescent Gardens.

The site is opposite the charity's headquarters in the crescent, a long-established service hub and social haven for the city's 15,000 blind and partially sighted people.

Our Paulina Kuchorew went along to the ceremony to speak with those in attendance and hear about the importance of this lasting tribute to the late Queen.

 

Image shows the dove tree on the left. Next to it, from left to right we have the Lord Provost Robert Aldridge, Matt Stringer, James Adams, and Sylvia Paton with her guide dog.