The path under the railway is signed as permissive at both ends

Move proposed numbers of new roads from "name" into "ref". Maybe they should have lifecycle prefixes as well, but I'm not sure about that while getting them out of "name" is obviously right.

Tourists are not a barrier in the OSM sense ("a physical structure which blocks or impedes movement"). Also I'm dubious about tagging a way with "barrier=" to represent obstructions to travelling along the way (as opposed to across it).

highway=no is apparently a deprecated alias for highway=yes access=no, i.e. an inaccessible road or path. These are the inverse: accessible but not visible on the ground.

I am informed that Bermuda Terrace has paving slabs

Add smoothness to Donkey Lane: it was easily passable in my Land Rover

Donkey Lane has a fork at the south end

I couldn't find any indication of any restriction on motor vehicles on Donkey Lane: adjust access accordingly

Whale Cafe is now open

The New Museums Site tree has been felled

Shops around Petty Cury

Long Lane is part of the main road between Fowlmere and Shepreth, so it's probably highway=tertiary, like the rest of that road

Surface of Harston-Trumpington cycleway

Substations I saw while cycling

Add Saffron Building Society branch in Royston.

Join the drain along Madlingley Road, Dry Drayton up to Beck Brook. They were full enough yesterday that I could see that one ran into the other.

Reinstate some internal structure in Bourn Primary substation

More byway fixes near Longstowe

The Red House seems to have reopened

Bourn Primary Substation