Exhibition, starting tomorrow.

Berry Hill Road in Paget will temporarily become a one-way road with traffic flowing in an easterly direction between the junction of Camden Road, Paget and Tee Street in Devonshire.

And traffic during the three days of the exhibition will be under the direction of Police.

The public will be able to gain access to the exhibition via the west gate on Point Finger Road. It will be an entrance and exit for pedestrians only while the south west gate on South Road will be used by staff vehicles only.

The service entrance on South Road will be an entrance and exit for equestrians, trailers and Department of Agriculture vehicles only.

The public may use the south gate on South Road as an entrance between 8 a.m.

and 5 p.m. After 5 p.m. the gate will become an exit.

And the north gate on Berry Hill Road will be an entrance only for pedestrians, cycles cars and catering trucks. The south east temporary gate on South Road will be an exit only.

Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said there will be no parking along South Road between Point Finger Road and Tee Street and the entire lengths of Tee Street, Point Finger Road and Berry Hill Road.

Invited guests, the elderly and sick may park in the reserved car park.

The cycle parking area will be behind and to the west of Camden House and departmental staff should park in the parking lots of the main offices.