Up-dates on 'new' routes

The rights of way network is constantly changing. There are several reasons for this, i.e. :-
Existing routes are being altered – see `Making changes to public rights of way'.
Historic rights of way are being discovered – see `What if it's not on the Definitive Map?'
New paths are being created.
Here are some of the paths that you will not yet find on your Ordnance Survey maps because they have only recently been added to the Definitive Map or created or altered by public path orders. Several of them have been discovered and safe-guarded for the future by the work of the Suffolk Ramblers :-
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1. A footpath at Timworth & Fornham St. Martin
3. Three byways and a footpath at Covehithe and South Cove
4. A bridleway at Lt. Whelnetham & Bradfield St George
5. A byway from Sapiston to Knettishall Heath
9. A footpath at Elmsett and Flowton
10. A footpath from Wortham to Botesdale
11. A footpath between Boxford and Kersey
12. Two footpaths at Monks Eleigh
13. Some footpaths between Rattlesden, Shelland & Woolpit
14. A footpath at Occold and Eye
15. Four byways at Walsham-le-Willows, Badwell Ash, Great Ashfield,
16. A footpath at Bures St. Mary
17. A footpath between East Bergholt & Stratford St. Mary