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    All the road closures for the Pride Cymru parade in Cardiff this weekend

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJune 15, 2023No Comments
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    Pride Cymru is back with a two-day festival planned in Cardiff City Centre on June 17 and June 18.

    The parade will take place on June 17 and road closures will be put in place to ensure that the event can take place safely.

    The parade will begin on Castle Street at 11am moving onto High Street, St Mary Street, back into the Hayes, onto St. John Street, along Queen Street, up Park Place, back along Greyfriars Road, onto Kingsway and finishing on Castle Street.

    To facilitate the events that will be taking place, the following roads will be closed during the following times on June 17.

    • Castle Street, from its junction with Westgate Street, Duke Street and Kingsway to the junction with North Road will be closed between 6am and 10.30pm (access for buses will be permitted exiting Greyfriars Road)
    • From 8am until 2.30pm the following roads will be closed:High Street, St Mary Street, Wood Street, Central Square, Cowbridge Road East to its junction with Cathedral Road, Westgate Street, Quay Street, Guildhall Place, Golate, Park Street, Havelock Street and Scott Road, St Mary’s Street, Mill Lane, The Hayes, St. John Street, Queen Street, Park Place, Greyfriars Road (from its junction with Boulevard De Nantes through to Kingsway).
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