Hi Thomas
What is the 'Great C hunt'?
I see you created a lot of route relations & I'm curious as to their purpose, other than to add refs, which should really be added to the ways as highway_authority_ref.

Do you have a link to the source & the issue licence?

On the ground surveys are the best to get the most up to date information. Take a camera, & if you have it, a GPSr (on your phone?) when you venture further afield. Recording waypoints is a useful reminder of where the photos were taken.

Sorry, I got slightly confused with the Eastwood launderettes. the building polygon didn't have a shop tag but a duplicate name. It's always best to add tags to the polygon if the whole building is used for one purpose, as in this case. You added them to an entrance node. I've now transferred them to the polygon.

Westwood: If you know the extents of the launderette maybe you could split the West Operations Centre building & map the launderette as a separate room. Similar to here: way/87270912

Please check for existing shops as polygons before adding nodes:
way/144114584

Is this building now the launderette? If so could you transfer the tags from the entrance to it
way/87270915/history

Please don't use Google Maps as a source. It's copyrighted & OSM can't use it.
You've doubled up on the number of launderettes by add shop tags to the entrances.

Hi
Your addition of the fences makes the map much clearer.

I've removed the name tags as prow_ref is sufficient. They are for proper names like 'Gloucester and Avon Tramway' ' The Dell' etc.

I've amended some of the prow_refs to be consistent & precise with SGC. The suggestion on the Prow_ref wiki page of adding is, I believe, wrong. I gave my reasons a couple of time on the Talk-GB forum, & have just added it to this discussion page:osm.wiki/Talk:Key:prow_ref

https://snipboard.io/zjtT1h.jpg
The SGC data shows LDN/2/10 exiting into Golden Valley Rd. is that the case? If it goes into the spur as shown does it require a bridge section over the stream?

You were looking at the *wrong* map.

Hi welcome to OSM
I'm pretty sure "Nice view of river canyon" is it's official name.
What are the TMB tags?
"Point where we turned back" < OSM is not a personal diary.

I think this changeset will probably reuire reverting.

Hi
I've just found it
https://osmaps.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/51.45468,-2.42429,16

I think it's called just 'Standard', It's missing a large percentage of PROWs bridleways etc. Hardly authoritative proof.
What you need is OS Explorer (link in previous comment.)

Hi
OSM has to be based on the best, authoritative data available, which isn't a landowner who gets upset with people crossing his land. Provide evidence from the local authority they've been removed & I'll willingly remove them from OSM

What is the name of the app you use? What is the name of the rendered layer?

Marinas aren't just the water part, but dry land including ancillary buildings etc.

leisure=marina

way/126072188/history

Err.. OK - What /evidence/ is there? Signs? Fences? What prevents walkers taking the route as legally defined?

Unsure on updates. The last one was around August time.

Hi Mark
What knowledge do you have that path LWA/71/10 has been diverted around the boundary of the field as you mapped: way/759153326 instead of its diagonal alignment as per the OS map? http://tinyurl.com/vmvjlku and SGC;s latest dgital PROW database: https://snipboard.io/bfZpME.jpg

Please add references for PROWs to the established prow_ref tag.

Cheers
DaveF

Hi
I'm afraid that OS maps usurps you being there. As i said, paths don't have to be visible to be legitimate, however I notice you you're aware of the stiles as you add access tags to them. The paths have never been removed from OS maps so you're claim you checked against them is false.
I'm unsure what crops you refer to as it's been grazing each time I've been there. Landowners are meant to provide a clear space through any crops.

Given you're inability to provide evidence they've been redacted I'm reverting your changeset.

Hi Nick
Where did you view "pink/red dotted line "?
Paths don't have to be visible to still be in existence
How did you verify they had been redacted?
Did the landowners say when they were deleted? What evidence did he provide?

The paths are shown on the latest OS map: http://tinyurl.com/ux3vu4c
They are still in the latest issue of the derived digital database from South Glos Council.
There is an exit next to the village hall. It's behind the car in this Google Streetview.http://tinyurl.com/wogpfr3

Cheers
DaveF

Hi
To check, is there reason you deleted Ashfield Railway Station?

Hi
In this instance, yes. All required tags are on the relation, I believe:
relation/1298740

Are you a student?

Enjoy your mapping.

DaveF

Hi
Welcome to OSM
You've made a common error for newbies by adding tags to a polygon way which is meant to represent a void (in this case a building). It now renders as a building.
way/87262330/history

Have a read of this to familiarise yourself with multi-polygon relations, the system used to map such objects:
osm.wiki/Relation:multipolygon.

Cheers
DaveF

Hi
When you make deletion amendments to ways could you please check to see if they break route relations. In this case NCN 4 cycle route.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop-up_retail

As much as an indicator to me to check after the Christmas period. If you know of a better tag, please let me know.