A number of schools have got in touch with BBC Radio Cambridgeshire to say they are closed today.

You may have noticed the school closures site for Peterborough, external has crashed, but these are the ones we know that are shut so far:

• Arthur Mellows Village, Peterborough
• Barnack Primary School, near Stamford
• Benwick Primary School
• Castle Camps Primary School
• Clarkson Infant and Nursery School, Wisbech
• Discovery Primary School, Peterborough
• Duke of Bedford Primary, Thorney
• Eyrescroft Primary School, Bretton
• Gorefield Primary School, near Wisbech
• Granta Special School, Linton
• Hampton Hargate High School
• Heltwate Special Needs School, Bretton
• Harbour Special School, Wilburton
• John Clare Primary and Pre School, Peterborough
• Ken Stimpson Community School, Werrington
• Kettlefields Primary School - Opening at 10
• Longthorpe Primary School, Peterborough
• Kirkstone House School, Baston
• Newborough Primary School
• Northborough Primary School, Peterborough
• Ormiston Bushfield Academy, Peterborough
• Peterborough Regional College
• Pheonix School Cambridge, Wilburton
• Queen Katharine Academy, Peterborough
• Sawtry Infant School
• St John Fisher High School, Peterborough
• St Peter's Junior School, Wisbech
• Stanground Academy, Peterborough
• Wittering Primary School, Peterborough

A full list of school closures for Cambridgeshire can be found here, external.

Train operator Greater Anglia says that it expects there to be disruptions on its services until "the end of the day".

It's due to adverse weather conditions across the east of England.

There are no services on the following routes:

• Marks Tey - Sudbury
• Witham- Braintree
• Norwich - Great Yarmouth
• Norwich - Lowestoft
• Norwich - Sheringham
• Ipswich - Lowestoft
• Ipswich - Felixstowe

They also say that no replacement bus services are available.

For more information, see their website., external

The number of Norfolk schools which are closed as a result of the cold weather has now reached 402.

For a full list of closures, see here., external

A Suffolk gritter suffered an unfortunate mishap when it collided with the central reservation of the A11 in the early hours.

Mildenhall Police on Twitter say there were no injuries following the "mechanical fault".

Cambridgeshire Police has tweeted to say that traffic on the A1(M) is now moving slowly around the Peterborough area after the road was closed in both directions earlier because of adverse weather.

Essex Police have warned motorists that the A120 at Bradwell is "at a standstill" after heavy snow.

Police are asking drivers to take care and drive slowly after an early morning crash on the snowy A1307 at Withersfield.

One of the vehicles involved ended up in an icy ditch, but Suffolk Police said luckily there were only minor injuries.

Highways England says the A11 is blocked in both directions between the B1135 and A47.

It's due to a number of vehicles that are stranded following the wintry weather.

Police are working to clear the vehicles, but motorists are also advised of long delays on the approach.

Peterborough United players had to clear snow off the pitch during their League One match with Walsall at the Abax Stadium, last night.

Posh came from behind to win the match 2-1, but a three minute delay was needed to clear markings on the pitch after heavy snow fell in the city.

See more pictures and read the match report here.

You've been sending in your snow measurements this morning to weather forecaster Dan Holley, who has tweeted this list of which areas in the East have received the deepest snow overnight.

And so far, it looks like Norfolk is the winner...

Hospital staff in parts of the East of the England are being told to work at other sites rather than risk travelling to their usual base if road conditions are bad.

The North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Peterborough City Hospital, Hinchingbrooke Hospital in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, and Stamford and Rutland Hospital in Lincolnshire, tweeted an urgent message telling its staff to go to their "nearest hospital, even if it's not your usual base, rather than risk travelling further in the snow".

Southend-on-Sea Borough Council has shared these pictures of the road conditions this morning.

The authority says main routes have been gritted twice since last night, but is still advising motorists to drive with caution.

Police have warned motorists to be wary of ice after a reported collision on the A418 near Wing, Buckinghamshire.

Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

Another cold journey into work this morning in Norwich, where more snow has fallen overnight.

More than 350 schools are currently shut, external across the county.

You can listen to the latest information regarding the severe weather on BBC Radio Norfolk.

Norfolk police say the eastbound A47 is partially blocked by the B1108 junction near Colney.

It's after a lorry jack-knifed.

Train operator Great Northern has tweeted to say its services have not been affected by the cold weather.

However, one person replied: "There isn't, all services delayed."

Great Northern's website, external is currently unavailable.

Train operator Greater Anglia is reporting "major disruption" to its services following heavy snowfall.

Their trains into and out of Braintree, Cambridge, Clacton-on-Sea, Hertford East, Ipswich, Norwich, Southend Victoria, Southminster and Stansted Airport are all affected.

Problems have also been caused by overhead wire problems at Broxbourne in Hertfordshire., external

A full list of affected services is on the company's website., external

There are long delays on the M1 southbound after two vehicles crashed earlier.

Highways England says lanes two, three and four have been closed between junction eight for Hemel Hempstead and junction six for the M25 while they recover the vehicles.

Traffic is queuing as far back as junction 11 for Dunstable.

Northamptonshire Police have issued this advice to motorists following snowfall overnight.