Bridges are surfaced: asphalt or near enough over the M4, but over the A4174 a noise-stopping layer over steel because horses were getting spooked by the noise of their shoes. It's not "rubber" as described in the wiki, but much harder.

Defibrillator and bleed kit at Easter Compton Village Hall ("The Halls"). Surveyed while I was there on a first aid course!

Most of Norman Lane is one way. I'm not sure I've tagged enough but I certainly haven't tagged too much. Accidental survey after getting routed up it on a bike ride and having to push, so didn't have time to note details of sign at north end.

Tag Parkway as "bicycles=no" - there's nothing on the ground to say riding is allowed on this pedestrian path/courtyard , and lots to suggest it's neither allowed nor expected. Even pushing a bike through was awkward.

AED At Claerwen Dam toilet block

Car park name (so it's searchable)

Drinking water tap on front of Canolfan Tryweryn

AED on memorial hall (spotted yesterday)

Adjust tagging so current (emergency=AED) use is primary, disused (phone box) secondary - I was going to add the AED until I realised it was buried in another node

New AED and bleed kit on outside of garage (spotted cycling past yesterday)

Parkway station downstairs AED now has a bleed kit next to it

more uni (staff) bike parking

Delete NextBike stations now they're gone without a trace (only the ones I pass often enough to notice). Add in some bike parking that was missing

Bike repair kit (not a stand, but that's the best tag) now inside the Brockeridge Centre, open weekdays

Gates and horse stiles from notes and their attached photos

More of a cycle barrier than a (squeeze) stile, closing a note

Sort of steps (some at least formed just by tree routes), but no ramp or handrail, so I can clear a note

AED at Brewhouse, spotted last week

Bike racks on St Mary St (used yesterday)

Updated opening hours for the station shop