Police 'well prepared' for BBC Radio 2 in the Park
The three-day event takes place in Preston's Moor Park
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A police force has said it is "well prepared" for a BBC music festival which is taking place this weekend.
BBC Radio 2 in the Park begins later at Preston's Moor Park and features headliners The Pet Shop Boys and Sting.
For the first time the festival will span three days, opening with a "pre-party" featuring sets from an array of BBC Radio 2 presenters including Sara Cox, Vernon Kay and Rylan.
Officers will be providing a high-visibility presence and will be "joined by specialist teams to ensure safety for all visitors", Lancashire Police said.
For the first time the festival will span three days
Ch Insp Julie Rawsthorne said: "We are really looking forward to this exciting event coming to Preston and we are well prepared for the large crowds expected over the three days."
She said police wanted to "ensure that it is enjoyable for everyone".
They have also issued a warning that drones will be banned between 12:00 – 23:59 BST on each of the three days of the festival.
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