Tom Levitt, MSN Environment Editor

Life goes on: winter photos of Britain

Members of the Scots Guard stand in the snow in King Charles Street, Westminster, following heavy overnight snowfall in central London (PA Photos)

With snowfall arriving in many parts of Britain it is time for you to get outside and start taking photos of how the winter weather is affecting your area.

Please send us in your pictures of winter - be it wildlife, landscape or just your back garden. We'll publish as many as we can here.

Many of you have already sent in earlier photos of autumn and wildlife you have spotted out and about.

You can now email your winter photos to us at: ukenv@microsoft.com

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