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Road users in Derry are advised of a parade and event scheduled to take place in the city on Saturday, May 24.
Police have asked drivers to please be aware of possible impact on traffic with delays expected as these take place in the Waterside and Derry city centre.
Police will be deployed at some of these events to assist with any traffic issues that arise.
On Saturday, a parade is scheduled to take place from the Waterside to Cityside in the late morning into early afternoon, from 11.00am to 12.30pm from Iona Terrace, towards Glendermott Road, along Spencer Road, over Craigavon Bridge onto Carlisle Road, and into The Diamond towards Society Street.
Also on Saturday, the 2025 Mayor's Supercar Saturday event takes place from 11.30am, leaving from Pennyburn Industrial Estate, onto Buncrana Road, along Strand Road, Queens Quay, Harbour Square roundabout, Custom House Street and into Guildhall Square for approximately 11.45am. The event will conclude, with vehicles leaving Guildhall Square from approximately 4.15pm.
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