The freezing conditions across Britain have taken their toll on the St Stephen's Day football programme.

In England, the match between Bury and Bradford was called off on Christmas Eve - more than 48 hours in advance of the kick-off - due to a frozen pitch.

The League One game between Oldham and Tranmere was also postponed due to safety concerns over fans getting to the ground.

On top of that, Bristol Rovers v Walsall and Carlisle v Huddersfield were called off on Boxing Day morning, while in League Two Rotherham v Darlington, Port Vale v Burton and Notts County v Grimsby were also postponed.

In Scotland, the lower-league programme has already seen all but two of the games called off.

The Scottish Football League's operations director David Thomson said: "The cold snap has lasted almost a full week now and we have also looked at forecasts for the coming days and ordered inspections accordingly.

"Undersoil heating should help put the First Division games on at Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Partick Thistle, but there will be discussions with the police about approach roads."

The postponements come in the wake of a range of similar call-offs last weekend.

Boxing Day matches off:

League One

Bristol Rovers v Walsall

Carlisle v Huddersfield

Oldham v Tranmere

League Two

Bury v Bradford

Notts County v Grimsby

Port Vale v Burton

Rotherham v Darlington

Scottish One

Airdrie Utd v Dunfermline

Morton v Ayr

Raith v Ross County

Scottish Two

Alloa v Cowdenbeath

Arbroath v East Fife

Brechin v Stirling

Clyde v Dumbarton

Stenhousemuir v Peterhead

Scottish Three

Albion v Stranraer

Annan Athletic v Berwick

Elgin v Montrose

Forfar v Queens Park

Livingston v East Stirling