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Kent's fleet of more than 60 salting lorries are working round the clock to keep the county moving during the weekend's big freeze.

After heavy snowfall overnight, Kent Police is advising motorists not to travel today unless their journey is absolutely essential (Sunday 5 February).

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After heavy snowfall overnight across the county, Kent Police is advising motorists not to travel today unless their journey is absolutely essential (Sunday 5 February).

Forecasters are predicting up to 10cm of snow tonight in south-east England as rain from the Atlantic will come up against the cold air and turn to snow as it moves further east.

Yesterday's stormy weather took its toll on the Hawkinge Community Centre.

Forecasters have issued severe weather warnings across many regions of the UK with powerful gusts of wind causing travel disruption.

Kent’s winter service fleet is now on standby to begin salting if icy conditions threaten the county’s roads.

Whilst the north of Kent saw some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded, the comparatively cooler South Coast beaches in the county were also packed with sun seekers yesterday (1 October)

The recent dry spell has hit next Thursday's card at Folkestone which will be missing a two mile handicap in a bid to conserve water.