Further to my earlier answer, Essex arrows tend to have the CC crest on the arrow itself, and public footpath (or whatever) around the top of the circle (if the arrow is pointing straight up). So I might change my answer if there is *just* a yellow arrow, but again it may vary by area. Additionally (in Essex), where footpaths, etc join roads there is usually a signpost with the full wording on rather than just a circle. The circles you tend to encounter when you are between roads, perhaps at field boundaries or junctions of multiple footpaths.
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