Brave photographers have been out in the freezing temperatures overnight and in the early morning to capture fantastic images of Stroud in the dark.
Stunning shots of Rodborough, Ebley, Stroud and Stonehouse were taken on what was the coldest night in England for 25 years.
At it's coldest, Stroud hit minus four degrees celcius, with the Met Office recording a 'feels like' temperature of minus eight.
Take a look at the fantastic photos below.
James Horwood snapped this picture in Ebley.
Wioletta Quill photographed this beautiful leaf lattice this morning.
A maze of lights in Stonehouse captured by Chris Strode.
A passing train above the canal was snapped by Razvan Liviu.
Vaughan Sydenham caught the sun through the trees in the morning.
Aaron Herring took this picture near Ebley.
A sheet of cloud rose over Hill Paul for John Copley-Hammond to photograph.
Sally Pegler photographed this moody full moon.
A chilly sunset shot by Peter Kinsella.
Jamie Warren took this quaint photo.
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