Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Unfortunately your new unclassified highway Way: 1117712494 is actually a river or canal. Also, you mapped part of it over an existing highway which disrupts routing.

I've fixed it by removing part of the way and tagging the rest as a river. I don't know which way it flows though, do you?

Regards Bernard.

Hi, The cable was joined at the crossover, I've unjoined it and tried to remove the self-intersection.
Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

This is a live worldwide database so personal or fictitious features are not allowed, (there are other places where you can map such data).

Thus I've reverted your changes.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.
That looks like two houses there.
There's an option to square up buildings so they look neater. Also if you zoom in and draw around the roof lines, (but not putting a node on the ridge point), your mapping will be more accurate.

Need help please just ask.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.
Please don't test on the live worldwide database. There seem to be other properties here. I've reverted the change.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, You duplicated a lot of highways when making additions to the cycle route. The original highways should have been split up and relevant sections added to the route relation.

No problem I think I've sorted it all out. Duplicates were removed and the route was amended.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, I've reverted these changes as they dragged highways out of line.

Regards Bernard.

Hi' I've removed several sections of duplicated highway from your mapping.

The footpath crossing Bishops Park Way has no bearing on routing along Bishops Park Way. In deleting part of the public footpath you severed the Hertfordshire Way long-distance route.

No problem though I've reinstated the footpath. But please try to be careful not inadvertently disrupt routes.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, I've added a POI within the building so that the amenity=police tag is mapped.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, OK that's done. Please check with your friend that the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme tags are correct.
Regards Bernard.

Hi, Please don't get me wrong I'm not arguing or trying to make an argument. I'm merely stating that The Angler has been mapped on top of the existing bar named Mill Street Pub & Kitchen. As it's obviously not correct to map a new building on top of an existing building I offer the solution that is OSM good practice. Which is to amend the existing building to suit the new description. Thus the complete history of the building is maintained in OSM history.

If you wish I can make the amendment for you.

Regards Bernard.

Duplicated shop was removed.

Hi, You've got The Angler mapped on top of an existing building the Mill Street Pub & Kitchen. Please don't map new stuff on top of the existing, it's OSM good practice to amend the existing feature when a change is needed like a change of name.

Regards Bernard.

You are also duplicating highways.

Hello, Lots of warnings here of many different problems. At one point I see a road tunnel under a railway that's joined to a level crossing. This junction is just not possible.

Could you please go through your mapping and correct mistakes?

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Your changes are not to OSM recognised standards being an undescribed area. Thus I've reverted the change. Please try to learn the correct way to map before uploading more changes.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

Sorry to say your changes dragged areas out of shape. I've reverted the area changes but kept the name you added to the recreation area. Also added website.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

There is still a public right of way on the driveway. The correct thing to do in this case is tag the driveway as motor_vehicle=private which I've done.

Regards Bernard.

Hi, Welcome to OpenStreetMap.

We are not allowed to use GoogleMaps data as it is copyright material, please see infringement here:- osm.org/copyright

I've reverted the changeset.

Regards Bernard.