Yes, I remember ice on the inside of bedroom windows, it used to form the most amazing fern type patterns if it got cold enough. I also recall the 'forgotten winter' of 1981/2, which never seems to get mentioned on programmes about extreme weather, but gave us the coldest temperature ever recorded in England of -25.2 °C. I probably remember it because I was working in a Butcher's shop as a trainee at the time and my hands had never been as cold!
I remember driving home in a Mini one Saturday afternoon that December after going Xmas shopping with some mates, and we had to pass the ice scraper round the inside of the car as not only had the windows misted up but the condensation had frozen solid, and that was about 4pm! I seem to recall it had never got above -10°C that day. When we got home our jackets were white down one side where the ice off the windows had landed on them, it looked like snow! That was another one, do you remember rally jackets from the late 70s/early 80s? I know I was glad of mine that winter, they were a sort of forerunner to the down-filled jackets we wear today!