Women and girls from across Wales will take to the streets of Cardiff this Sunday (June 10th) totake part in a once-in-a-lifetime mass participation artwork, celebrating one hundred years since the first British women won the right to vote.
These events will be taking place in Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and London. For the event in Cardiff, the start of the procession will take place at Cardiff City Stadium at 2.00pm and will head from the stadium into the city centre via Sloper Road, onto Leckwith Road, Wellington Street, Cowbridge Road East, onto Castle Street, Duke Street, Kingsway, North Road and ending up in Bute Park -www.processions.co.uk
All those taking part are strongly advised to use public transport, as there will be no parking available at Cardiff City Football Club. A drop off area at Cardiff City Football Club is also being made available.
Coaches
Buses
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Road closures
Due to the number of people that are expected to take part in this event, there will be a rolling road closure to maintain the safety of all those that are taking part.
Once the procession has passed, the roads will re-open to traffic and access will be maintained for the duration of the event to Westgate Street; Greyfriars Road; Tudor Street and Ninian Park Road and Cathedral Road.
The following timings below are estimates and are based on assumptions on how long the procession takes to complete the route.
From 1.30pm until 3.30pm
From 2pm until 4pm
From 1.30pm until 4pm