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PROCESSIONS Takes Place in Central London on Sunday 10Th June 2018 PROCESSIONS takes place in Central London on Sunday 10th June 2018 This letter contains essential information about how the PROCESSIONS event could impact on your business or where you live. PROCESSIONS is a mass participation artwork to celebrate one hundred years of votes for women. On Sunday 10th of June, women and girls will walk together wearing either green, white or violet scarves, the colours of the Suffragette movement, to create a flowing river of colour through the city streets. The event is produced by Artichoke and commissioned by 14-18 NOW, the UK’s arts programme for the First World War centenary. Find out more about the project at: processions.co.uk. We are expecting at least 40,000 participants. Participants will begin to gather from 12.15pm on Park Lane (southbound) with the PROCESSION starting at 14:00. The event is due to finish by 18:00. Please note that these timings are subject to change and will depend on the number of people taking part. We are working closely with Westminster City Council, the Metropolitan Police and Transport for London to minimise the impact on the local area and ensure that the event runs as smoothly as possible for everyone. This letter contains information relating to: • PROCESSIONS route and map • Details of road closures • Travel advice • Advice if you make or receive deliveries For up-to-date news about the event, including frequently asked questions and information on closures relating to the event please contact us at [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your co-operation and understanding as we prepare for PROCESSIONS. Yours sincerely, Helen Marriage CEO, Artichoke Continues overleaf The PROCESSIONS route Starting point: Park Lane, W1K 7AJ Route: Park Lane > Piccadilly > St James’s Street > Pall Mall > Cockspur Street > Whitehall and across Parliament Square Finishing point: Abingdon Street, SW1P 3JY Road closures Road closures will not affect access for emergency vehicles. Pedestrian access to properties will be available at all times and local access on feeder streets will be facilitated where possible. It may be necessary to facilitate additional closures on the day to ensure the safe running of the event. Roads will be closed to all traffic including bicycles. Public Transport As a result of the road closures, stations along the route may be busier than usual and some bus journeys across parts of central London will be diverted or stop short of their destination. Please remember that large crowds are expected in London and to plan your journey allowing plenty of time to reach your destination. Check your travel at www.tfl.gov.uk. Planning deliveries If you make or receive deliveries in central London, you may be affected by congestion and increased journey times because of the above road closures. If you are located near the road closure area, you should talk to your customers and suppliers in advance to consider if there are changes you can make to your deliveries. More information can be found at tfl.gov.uk/freight. More information This information is correct at the time of this letter. For up-to-date news about the event, including frequently asked questions and information on closures relating to the event please go to processions.co.uk. If you have any further questions please contact: [email protected]. Road Closure Listings Blue shading indicates road is on the PROCESSIONS route. Phase 1 Form up Park Lane southbound – Road closed 12:00 Park Lane North Row Green Street Woods Mews Brook Gate Upper Brook Street Culross Street Upper Grosvenor Street Mount Street South Street Exit from Dorchester Hotel Stanhope Gate Curzon Street Exit from The Hilton Park Lane Achilles Way Phase 2 – Road closed from 13:00 Piccadilly Hamilton Place Old Park Lane Down Street Brick Street Continues overleaf Phase 2 – Road closed from 13:00 White Horse Street Half Moon Street Clarges Street Bolton Street Stratton Street Berkley Street Dover Street Arlington Street St James's Street Albemarle Street Pall Mall Phase 3 – PROCESSIONS route closures to Parliament Square from 13:30 Pall Mall Jermyn Street Bennett Street Park Place Ryder Street St James's Place King Street Little St James's Street Cleveland Row Marlborough Road St James's Square Carlton Gardens Waterloo Place Shaftesbury Avenue Coventry Street Haymarket Cockspur Street Pall Mall East Suffolk Street Whitcomb Street Morley's Hill Strand Northumberland Avenue Whitehall Place Great Scotland Yard Horse Guards Avenue The Mall Whitehall Parliament Street Horse Guards Road Phase 4 – Parliament Square closure all approaches from 14:00 Bridge Street Great George Street Victoria Street Millbank / Abingdon Street / St Margaret's Street Dean Stanley Street Great Peter Street Great College Street Continues overleaf Map Continues overleaf .
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