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Road users are being advised to expect temporary delays in Coleraine this evening, Friday, April 26, due to a planned parade.
The parade will begin at 8.30pm on Railway Place before moving onto Railway Road - Kingsgate Street - Long Commons - Newmarket Street - New row -The Diamond - Bridge Street - Old Bridge - Slip Road - Killowen Street - Old Bridge - Milburn Road - Union Street - Railway Road - Ballycastle Road, before finishing at the Coleraine Showgrounds.
There will be disruption to traffic due to the volume of participants and spectators expected, with road closures in the town between 8pm and 11pm.
The PSNI are advising motorists who are not attending the parade to seek an alternative route for their journey where possible.
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