GALLERY: Reader's views of Skegness in snow

White may not be the colour chosen by designers to brighten up Skegness after snow almost brought the resort to a standstill this morning.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Feb 2018, 12:29 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2018, 14:09 BST
Very few shoppers braved the weather to venture into Lumley Road, Skegness, and many of the shops were closed. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120006001Very few shoppers braved the weather to venture into Lumley Road, Skegness, and many of the shops were closed. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120006001
Very few shoppers braved the weather to venture into Lumley Road, Skegness, and many of the shops were closed. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120006001

Only the brave ventured out, including Skegness Standard reader Jim Hardaker, who has sent us some fantastic pictures.

Police are advising residents to stay at home but if you do have to venture out, East Lindsey District Council has named the Lawn Car Park (Hildreds) and Swimming Pool (Embassy) as car parks included in their gritting programme to be kept clear of snow and ice.

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Still standing proud but in need of some de-icer, Skegness Clock Tower. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120035001Still standing proud but in need of some de-icer, Skegness Clock Tower. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120035001
Still standing proud but in need of some de-icer, Skegness Clock Tower. Photo: Jim Hardaker. ANL-180228-120035001
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Our picture, however, must have been taken before they got to the Lawn Car Park.

Post Office Lane and Market Place car parks in Spilsby and Alford Market Place are also included in the programme.

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