A338 West Grafton closed due to roadworks

The A338 in West Grafton will be closed from 07:00 on 12 August 2026 until 15:00 on 14 August 2026 due to scheduled maintenance. Wiltshire Council, the highway authority responsible for the work, has confirmed that the duration of the closure is expected to be three days. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys carefully to avoid any potential disruption.

The A338, a major route, connects the area to nearby towns and cities, including Swindon. The closure will have a significant impact on traffic flow in the region, and drivers are urged to use alternative routes to avoid congestion. Road Closures UK recommends checking traffic apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, for up-to-date information on traffic conditions before embarking on their journey.

Motorists are advised to use the A361 or A346 as alternative routes, which may take longer but will help to avoid the closed section of the A338. It is essential to plan ahead, as the road closure may cause delays during peak hours. Drivers are encouraged to check for updates on social media or the Wiltshire Council website for the latest information on the roadworks.

Wiltshire Council has stated that the road closure is necessary to undertake essential maintenance work, which will improve the overall condition of the A338. While the road closure is expected to cause some disruption, the authority has assured that the work will be completed as soon as possible. The council has also reminded drivers that the road closure will be clearly signposted, and traffic management systems will be in place to direct traffic around the closed section.

Motorists are advised to leave plenty of time to complete their journey, as traffic congestion is likely to occur during the road closure. The use of alternative routes and traffic apps will help to reduce the risk of delays. Road Closures UK will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates on the roadworks.

For the latest information on the A338 road closure in West Grafton, drivers can visit Road Closures UK or check the Wiltshire Council website for updates on the roadworks.