Rob has been significantly involved in the proposals for charging stations, working with operators and Open Data specs, I see no proposals for man_made=charging_station.

It has briefly been discussed in the global tagging section. charging stations are global.

https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/amenity-charging-station-relations/127348/13

changeset/163655840#map=19/55.679438/37.513817&layers=N

(My changeset message here wasn't great, sorry).

addr:flat isn't a real tag, it has very imitated usage globally, literally 290 as of 2025-10-31 00:59 UTC. And is long discouraged on the wiki.

https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/search?q=addr%3Aflat

addr:flats=*#Similar_tags

addr:flats is a legitimate tag used globally, it is specifically documented in GB for ranges of flats. It should probably be "Flats 5-12", not "5-12".

addr:unit is legitimate tag used globally for a single unit (or flat/apartment/suite) hence why it's necessary to add the prefix to the value.

osm.wiki/Addresses_in_the_United_Kingdom#Address_tags

So addr:flats for range, addr:unit for single. Confusingly named, but relatively simple definitions.

Another?

This changeset was so long ago, but it doesn't look like I added any bus stops in it, just added the refs.

I don't know of NaPTAN including planned bus stops, but it does include stops without active routes, and it includes request only stops. There is lots of complexities with both OSM and NaPTAN, the wiki should remember more than me.

osm.wiki/NaPTAN/Surveying_and_Merging_NaPTAN_and_OSM_data#physically_present

Please don't delete buildings and addresses just because a business has closed.

I can't see 910GDIDCOTP in the current official data. I don't think
have a snap shot from 3 years ago to see what it was listed as.

node/6605149662#map=19/51.611220/-1.242517
is correct as it currently is "9100DIDCOTP".

Bad form to use OSM to promote the climate emergency.
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