Traffic will be impacted from around 7pm until 10pm
The PSNI has issued a traffic warning as a large parade is due to take place in Co Down on Friday evening.Diversions will be in place in the area.A PSNI spokesperson said: "The route will take participants along Belfast Road to Downshire Road then along Church Avenue, Windsor Hill, Sandys Street, back onto Downshire Road for dispersal at the Orange Hall.
"Traffic will be impacted in these areas from around 7pm until 10pm. Diversions will be in place for the duration. The carpark of the nearby high school will be open for parking. "Both participants and members of the public should display respect for the local area by behaving in a respectful manner and following any advice given by police."
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