Police issue advice for motorists ahead of 40-band evening parade in Lisburn
Police are advising members of the public of potential traffic disruption in Lisburn City Centre on Saturday evening (April 11) due to a planned parade.
The Pride Of Ballymacash Flute Band-hosted event featuring 40 bands is expected to draw around 600 participants and 250 supporters, according to the Parades Commission website.
The outward leg is expected to start at 6.45pm from Rathvarna Drive and take the following route: Ballymacash Road, Prince William Road, Ballymacash Road, Antrim Road, Antrim Street, Bow Street, Market Square (with a short stop) and Railway Street/Wallace Avenue.
The return parade is expected to leave Wallace Avenue at 8pm and will take the following route: Railway Street, Market Square, Smithfield, Market Place, Chapel Hill, Longstone Roundabout, Chapel Hill, Bow Street, Market Square, Railway Street and Wallace Avenue.
The parade is expected to finish at approximately 11pm.
In a statement, the PSNI added: “Police officers will be present to manage traffic and public safety throughout the parade.
"To avoid potential delays, please seek an alternative route for your journey where possible during these times."