Erosion has taken the high-tide path through the Marrams dunes, and the council has closed it. The only way through here is now along the beach.
Erosion has taken the old line at Happisburgh, so the path now follows a permissive route while a permanent one is worked out. Follow the signs on the ground along the temporary route.
A cliff fall has pushed the path off the clifftop and through the Trimingham House caravan park. Follow the waymarks through the caravan park. The council's notice links to a map of the route.
Erosion has eaten into the cliff at Sidestrand, so the path has been moved 4 metres further inland.
A cliff fall has come down onto the promenade at Overstrand, and the council asks you to keep off that stretch. Follow the diversion signs and the maps put up on site.
The path over Beeston Hill is shut while National Trails replaces worn steps and relays the uneven surface. Signs take you round by the Promenade and Nelson Road, then along Sheringham Footpath 11. It adds about 1 mile.
The cliff path from the Esplanade to the far end of the golf course is shut while National Trails repairs it and builds new steps near Sheringham Coastwatch. Signs take you inland past the golf course, along Weybourne Road, Holt Road and Park Road, then past Sheringham Hall and over Deadman's Bridge. It adds about 2 miles.
Grey seals are pupping on Blakeney Point. The National Trust may stop the walk out along the spit at the dunes, and dogs are banned on the whole Point until mid-January. The coast path itself is not affected.
Terns and other birds nest on Blakeney Point in spring and summer. The National Trust shuts the area west of the boardwalk and bans dogs on the whole Point. The coast path itself is not affected.
Erosion has damaged a 50-metre stretch of the path on Holme Footpath 14. Follow the signs on the short way round. It stays until a lasting repair is found.
Part of Benacre Footpath 3 is shut so works vehicles for the new pumping station can come and go. Use the alternative path the council has provided, which runs alongside the closed stretch.
Dunwich Heath and the beach beside it are shut after this summer's wildfire, along with the rights of way across the heath. Follow the signed diversion around the closed heath. Suffolk County Council's map shows the current line.
Footpath 31 and part of Footpath 33 at Thorpeness are shut because the sea has worn the ground away beneath them.