The Coat Water Roundabout is due to be closed while vital resurfacing and relining work is undertaken.
The works will be carried out overnight between 8pm and 6am from Monday, 20th August to Friday 31st August 2018, excluding the August Bank holiday weekend.
There will be a full closure of the roundabout from all approaches, with no access to Coate Water Country Park.
The £300, 000 improvement project will involve the resurfacing and relining of the roundabout.
Cllr Fionuala Foley, Swindon Borough Council’s Cabinet Member for Highways and the Environment, said: ” We have done all we can to ensure that these important improvement works do not cause too much inconvenience for drivers.
“The works are necessary in order to replace the current road lining, which is very badly worn. The Coate Roundabout is a very busy junction and we realise that road closures may cause problems, which is why we are carrying out the work at night to minimise disruption.
“We thank people for their patience while the diversions are in place and we look forward to seeing the road surfaces greatly improved once the works are complete.”
Signposted diversion routes will be in place and emergency vehicles will still be able to access the Great Western Hospital at all times, though other vehicles will have to follow the diversion routes to access GWH.
Arrangements will also be made to maintain access to business adjacent to the roundabout.
If people have any other questions about the scheme, please email hppd@swindon.gov.uk.