Kaushal Menon Muralidharan
BBC News, West of England

Somerset Council bosses confirmed the authority is unable to send bank-to-bank transfers.

In spokesperson said: "Somerset Council has not been affected by the outages to the extent which some other organisations have, but we are seeing partner and supply chain impact which in turn affects some areas of operation.

"Due to this we are currently unable to send BACS payments until the issue is resolved."

Salisbury District Hospital has confirmed it has been affected by the IT outage.

In a post on X, it said: “We are suffering some delays at our hospital with our administrative services due to the global IT outage.

“We ask patients and visitors to please bear with us as we use alternative methods."

These screens might be familiar to you if you've been to see your doctor recently.

This one in Kingswood, near Bristol, allows you to check in when you have an appointment.

But, as you can see, it's currently not working.

Jacqueline Smith, speaking outside a GP practice in South Gloucestershire, said she had gone to the surgery after being asked to contact them about the results of a blood test but had been unable to get through on the phone.

“I’m just called in, but they can’t do anything until Monday,” she told the BBC.

“It’s a bit difficult, isn’t it? I’m going to be worrying all weekend now.”

... the rest is closed. So you're in luck if you want to see the lions!

• Longleat Safari Park is experiencing difficulties and is only able to open their drive-through
• Swindon Town FC cannot sell tickets or print season tickets due to a national issue with Ticketmaster

• YMCA in Gloucester's IT services are down
• Morrisons said it is having "some issues" with payment in some of their shops and it is working hard to resolve it. The Morrison's in Hatherly is currently cash only.
• Peacocks in Gloucester have put a notice on the door saying "cash only"
• WWT Slimbridge is only taking cash

A number of GP surgeries are affected in Somerset, including:

• Vine Street Surgery
• Winscombe and Banwell Family Practice
• Wells City Practice
• Meadows Surgery in Ilminster
• Park Medical Practice and Evercreech Surgery
• Backwell Medical Centre
• Taunton Road Medical Centre
• Curo (Bath-based housing association)
• Clevedon School Sports Centre cannot take any bookings

• Some of Great Western Railway's customer facing systems, including information screens and ticket vending machines, are being affected by the worldwide IT problems. Trains are running normally but passengers are advised to allow extra time for journeys
• Bristol Airport said some of its retailers are unable to accept card payments and advised passengers to check with their airlines before travelling. A spokesperson confirmed there had not been disruption to planes so far but expected to see some later
• Avon Fire and Rescue Service is not currently affected but is preparing
• Bristol Water is experiencing issues, but the billing department remains operating
• Fishponds Family Practice systems are down and are seeing patients for emergencies only
• Stoke Gifford and Conygre Road Medical Centre said it has been affected and is asking people with emergencies to call 999 or go to A&E
• St Mary Street Surgery in Thornbury said it is only able to deal with urgent appointments
• Watershed's card systems are down and they are taking cash only

Chris Kelly
Digital Editor, BBC West

There are a number of issues across the West of England following the global IT issue.

A number of GP surgeries are suffering problems while some shops are only accepting cash payments, and passengers are unable to buy train tickets.

We'll have the latest on this page.