Padiham on Parade is back with a bang this weekend – but there are some road closures you need to be aware of.
Several car parks and roads are closed for the parade, which takes place this Saturday and Sunday (June 29 and 30).
Padiham on Parade gives visitors a unique chance to step back in time and celebrate the culture and style of the 1940s.
The line-up will also feature exciting activities such as Punch and Judy, wartime crafts in the library, vintage bus rides to Gawthorpe Hall, Padiham Archives Museum, dance performances, and funfair rides.
Attendees can enjoy a selection of food and drink while browsing through stalls selling retro memorabilia and handmade crafts.
The event continues on Sunday with a spectacular display of military personnel and a remembrance parade from Memorial Park to the Town Hall.
Full list of road and car park closures
The following car parks will be closed from now until Sunday, 7pm
- Station Road Car Park
- Clitheroe Street Car Park
- Town Hall Car Park
The following roads will be closed:
- Riley Street (6pm Thursday until 7pm Sunday)
- Burnley Road, from Waddington Street and Sowerby Street (6am until 7pm on Saturday and Sunday)
- Morley Street Street (6am until 7pm on Saturday and Sunday)
- Church Street (9am until 11am on Sunday)
- Blackburn Road, from Arbories Avenue to Church Street (Sunday between 9am and 11am)
- Whalley Road from Arbories Avenue to Church Street (Sunday between 9am and 11am)
- Burnley Road will have a rolling closure from Memorial Gardens to Town Hall between 9am and 11am on Sunday, including all side roads leading onto Burnley Road.
A spokesperson for Padihma on Parade said: “Please follow traffic management direction throughout the event.
“For vehicles travelling from Burnley, please turn left at the Bridge pub onto Green Lane, then right down Station Road.
“This shall bring you back onto Burnley Road after the closure.
“For vehicles travelling from the direction of Altham and Simonstone, please turn left onto Sowerby Street, right onto Ribble Street, then right onto Lune Street.”
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