around hindhead itself.in the snow. why is that? i was out for a short run, and then i am going to the gym. i thought i would come appear to take photographs of the weather. the weather doesn't stop you? it never does. it is pretty bad around here, three and five centimetres. how is it affecting life around here? it will have a knock on effect with kids getting home from school this evening. a good three or four centimetres. we are nearly 900 feet above sea level here. these are the sorts of conditions you get regularly in the winter. i work locally, conditions you get regularly in the winter. iwork locally, down conditions you get regularly in the winter. i work locally, down in farnham. i'm a golf professional and there is no snow down there so we should be open today. myjourney was 0k up untilwe should be open today. myjourney was 0k up until we got to chirt. then the stub got thicker and thicker. will you try to get to work today?” will go home and get changed for work. i will be teaching there this afte

matthew richards is in north—east wales, and duncan kennedy is in hindhead, in surrey, and duncan, firstas been snowing again this morning where you are. absolutely, snow currently horizontal, not only have snow but wind, we have arrived here after a journey up from the south coast and we have met absolutely every kind of weather condition going. self coast, rain. up through hampshire, petersfield, winchester, rain and sleet. by the time you get here, sorry, this kind of snow. we are 800 feet, we are getting between three and five centimetres of this blizzard like conditions as well. do give you an idea of where we are, below the m25, and next to the eighth three. both of those roads are flowing, quite smoothly, it has to be said. —— a3. around here, on the smaller roads, things are much more tricky. the roads are open, they have been gritted, cars slip—sliding around, as soon as they get a little gradient, wheels lose traction. knocks and bumps and one 01’ traction. knocks and bumps and one or two people have been slipping over as well, as two schools in this area, at least a dozen have

simonjones is in dover, where the channel crossing has been closed, duncan kennedy is in hindhead inho's in the village of amberley in gloucestershire. simonjones from simon jones from dover. simonjones from dover. notjust this side of the channel affected? not at all. calais has been shut for a second day in a row due to the weather conditions on the other side of the channel. not very good here either in dover. at the moment, snow coming down, it is wet, there is sweet. not settling because it is so wet but the wind is whipping up. it is cold. —— sleet. the ferries were tentatively moving this morning but delays of a couple of hours. no celcius between dover and calais because the portrait shot now. yesterday, the big incident in calais where a very grounded with around 300 people on board. p&0 says there is a full investigation, weather it was a mistake or how it came about. big problems on eurotunnel. some passengers said they waited seven hours in their ca i’s they waited seven hours in their cars in the freezing cold waiting to get on trains. eurotunnel has apologised saying th