Cars go onto a large roundabout on a sunny day. Trees at the side alongside grass verges. Signs read: Bienvenue à Saint-Pierre-Port Home of The Royal Guernsey Light Infantry. TWINNED WITH Masnières, France As well as signs pointing south, north and west.

The Weighbridge roundabout in St Peter Port will be closed from 19:00 each evening from this weekend, to allow road resurfacing work to go ahead.

It will be open during the daytimes to “minimise disruption”, but drivers and cyclists will notice “minor changes in surface levels where there are unfinished surfaces”.

The work, which will last until Tuesday 21 April, will also create two new informal crossing points, as well as tactile paving for blind and partially-sighted pedestrians.

The States said the work will also “improve the alignment” of the cycle lane and footpath along the seafront at Glategny Esplanade.

Staged approach

The work will take place in four stages from 11 to 21 April, with work being carried out between 19:00 and 03:00:

  1. Stage 1 (overnight on 11 – 12 April)
    Resurface inner lane. Outer lane will be open.
  2. Stage 2 (overnight 13-16 April)
    East side of the roundabout closed. No access to the roundabout from Glategny Esplanade, to/from North Beach and no exit onto North Esplanade the White Rock.
    No exit from North Beach car park or the White Rock from 19:00-03:00.
  3. Stage 3 (overnight 17-19 April)
    West side of the roundabout closed. No access to the roundabout from North Esplanade, to/from St Julian’s Avenue and no exit onto Glategny Esplanade.
  4. Stage 4 (overnight 20-21 April)
    Glategny Esplanade closed heading north, but roundabout open.
A poster titled 'Roundabout resurfacing schedule' showing four simplified map diagrams of the same roundabout, arranged in a two‑by‑two grid and labelled Area 1 to Area 4. Each diagram shows the roundabout in light grey with a green central island and verge areas, black arrows indicating traffic flow, and red hatched sections highlighting the parts of the carriageway being resurfaced. The roundabout approaches are labelled with road names: Forest Road (top approach), Route Militaire (right approach), St Andrew’s Road (left approach), and La Rue de la… (bottom approach, partially truncated on the diagram). Area 1: Red hatching covers most of the circular carriageway around the roundabout connecting Forest Road, Route Militaire, St Andrew’s Road and La Rue de la…. Dates shown as 11 & 12 April, with work times 7pm–3am. Area 2: Red hatching highlights the section on the Route Militaire side of the roundabout and adjacent entry and exit lanes. Dates 13–16 April, 7pm–3am. Area 3: Red hatching highlights the section on the St Andrew’s Road side of the roundabout. Dates 17–19 April, 7pm–3am. Area 4: Red hatching highlights the Forest Road approach and entry to the roundabout. Dates 20 & 21 April, 7pm–3am. A colour key is consistent across all diagrams. The States of Guernsey – Traffic and Highway Services logo appears at the bottom.

Bus changes

Some scheduled bus routes will change during the roadwork.

Details are available online or by emailing Details of changes to the scheduled bus routes will be available online from or by emailing information@buses.gg.