Head to the Norfolk coast to celebrate the start of 2022 at the Cromer New Year's Day Fireworks.

Here is all you need to know ahead of the event on Saturday, January 1, which is returning for its 23rd year.

What can I expect and what are the timings?

The main fireworks display takes place at 5pm and it has once again been created by Titanium Fireworks Ltd and will be set off from Cromer Pier.

Visitors are advised to arrive early as the town gets very busy for this event.

Many of the afternoon events have now been cancelled due to rising Covid cases, with the torchlight procession and fun run not going ahead and the church will be closed to the public.

What Covid safety measures are in place?

Attendees are being advised to do a lateral flow test before coming.

They should also wear a face covering and socially distance from other groups.

Where can I park at the Cromer New Year's Day Fireworks?

The nearest car parks to Cromer Pier are Meadow Road, Cadogan Road and Runton Road - see all car parks at north-norfolk.gov.uk

Alternatively, see the train timetable on the Greater Anglia website.

Is the event free to attend?

Yes, but make sure to give generously in the collection buckets, which raise money for the fireworks display each year alongside local charities and organisations.

Email Janet at deputy@cromer-tc.gov.uk to get involved in collecting (ID will be required).

To reduce the risk of handling cash you can also donate online at justgiving.com/crowdfunding/cromer-new-years-day-fireworks-official

What else will there be to do?

Many shops and cafés around Cromer will be open during the day.

Will there be any accessible facilities?

A Place to Change facility will be available to use at North Norfolk Information Centre in Louden Road (NR27 9EF).

Can I take photos at the display?

While drones are not allowed, a photography competition is running for amateur photographers with the deadline for entries January 21 and details at cromer-tc.gov.uk/fireworks.htm