Road users should expect delays on Saturday as events take place across the city
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Police have warned motorists of potential traffic disruption this weekend due to a number of parades taking place in Belfast.
The PSNI says road users should expect delays on Saturday, November 7, due to a number of parades taking place across the city.
In South Belfast, a parade will begin at the Ormeau Road area at 9:30am and finishing at around 10am.
In North and South Belfast, a parade will begin at 10:25am at the Donegall Pass area and travel along Shaftesbury Square, Great Victoria Street, Wellington Place, Donegall Square North, Donegall Place, Royal Avenue, Donegall Street, Clifton Street, Denmark Street, North Boundary Street, Shankill Road and finish at Tennent Street at around 1:30pm
At 10:30am, a parade will take place in East Belfast starting at My Lady’s Road and travelling along Willowfield Street, Castlereagh Road, Beersbridge Road, Woodstock Road, Cherryville Street and finishing at the Pottinger Street area at around 11:30am.
A PSNI spokesperson said: “Police will have an appropriate and proportionate policing operation in place and the public is asked to follow any directions given by officers present.
“If you do not plan on attending the parades, please seek an alternative route for your journey to avoid expected delays.”
Meanwhile the PSNI says that due to planned parades and other events taking place across the districts this weekend to mark Remembrance Day, residents and motorists should anticipate some delays and disruption to traffic. Please allow extra time for your journeys.
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