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Read MoreParts of the South East have seen widespread snowfall and freezing temperatures.
An amber warning for snow in the north and east of Kent has been lifted by the Met Office.
Here's a quick recap:
* The conditions led to some vaccination centres being closed in Kent, Sussex and Surrey.
* Southeastern Rail strongly advised passengers not to attempt to travel on its network on Monday, saying a number of lines were closed, external.
* Southern Rail said it planned to run services on all routes, external, but if the weather worsened some may need to be closed.
* Farmers have been helping clear snow-clogged roads in parts of Kent to keep rural routes open.
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Bin collections in parts of Kent and Surrey have been suspended due to snow and ice, councils have said.
Maidstone Borough Council suspended all collections on Monday, affecting Headcorn, Staplehurst and Marden, as well as a number of other areas.
Residents have been advised to make sure their bins are readily available for when the crews return to catch up.
All garden waste collections in the area have also been cancelled for the week.
In Surrey, Tandridge District Council said its recycling and rubbish collections have been also been suspended until weather conditions improve.
Updates can be found on their website.
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Read MoreCoronavirus testing sites across Kent will close early due to "adverse weather conditions".
All symptom-free test sites will shut at 17:00 GMT, with evening appointments cancelled.
Anyone affected should rebook a test as soon as possible, Kent County Council said.
An amber warning for snow in the north and east of Kent has been lifted by the Met Office.
A yellow warning remains in place across the south east of England until Wednesday evening, with the Met Office advising that "frequent snow showers may lead to travel disruption in places".
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Read MoreFarmers have been helping clear snow-clogged roads in parts of Kent to keep rural routes open.
It comes amid widespread snowfall in the county, with 14cm (5.5in) recorded at Manston, on Sunday evening.
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Southern said it plans to run rail services as normal on Monday, but has warned that some routes may close "if the severity of the weather worsens".
It advised customers to "leave plenty of extra time and only travel if it's essential".
Drivers should only travel if "absolutely essential", Kent County Council said.
Highways manager Toby Howe said roads would be hazardous, despite the work of teams of gritting lorries across the county.
He said a "lack of traffic on the road" was making it harder to keep surfaces ice-free.
A "horrendous" amount of salt had been spread on the roads, but "it needs the traffic to then run over that salt to aggravate it, which manages to melt the ice on the road".
"We have a lot of slippery roads due to the salt not actually doing what it is supposed to," he added.
He advised anyone who has to travel to allow extra time and take warm clothes, adding: "Prepare for the worst and hopefully it will be better than the worst."
Potential hazards included abandoned cars and snow drifts, he said.
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