When was it last used as a cricket pitch?

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To check, is this a recreation ground? It looks decidedly bumpy.
way/1056626271

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Same as the previous changeset in the same area, minutes before: "Splitting residential areas around railways"

https://osmlab.github.io/changeset-map/#126859282

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Welcome to OSM.

way/343909105#map=18/51.48519/-2.19580

Looking at the tyre tracks in the aerial imagery (& riding past) at least part of the way is used by vehicles & best tagged as a track.
Could you please amend,

I use this Overpass routine as it also filters out my own edits:

https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1mfa

When a temporarily disused amenity is reopened it will usually reuse the existing postcode. These days postcodes are used for more than just delivering letters.

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way/430512199

Both their website & the FHRS site list the postcode as BA14AB

Pratt's Hotel previously had the the same.

Hi
Area=yes is unnecessary on landuse objects.

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Is the path into the P&R open yet?

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Why have you removed postcodes?

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Please us ref instead of hole number
golf=hole

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To check, do you recall if this path was signed as a public footpath?
way/562081434/history

It's shown as a PROW on the council's data, but I seem to remember the signs & gates going along this route:
way/370727134#map=17/51.43223/-2.31142

@PinkDuck
You said "I’ve personally walked that route several times"
This, again, is more irrelevance.
You said "What was out of date was the presence of designation=public_footpath", and yet you didn't remove it, instead adding access=private believing it overwrote the designation tag. It does not. And tried to blame me for it. You can't.

@SomeoneElse
This changeset is in no requirement of "help".
It needs contributors to comprehend the meaning of the access tag.
You've fallen into the same trap as the BBC in assuming there are always two equal sides to each discussion which deserve equal consideration. Failing to understand a subject is not a valid argument.
To quote Douglas Adams:
"All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated and well supported in logic and argument than others"

I take note of your ad hominem attack for future reference.

There's been criticism from someone who, in the very next sentence, confessed to not comprehending what they're talking about, as well as Pink Duck's whataboutery, attempting to pass the responsibility for his poor mapping onto others. Explain why these actions shouldn't be described as harassment?

It's concerning how much erroneous data may have been added to the database given the clear lack of understanding.

@DaveD
If you mean: way/223403981/history
Then no, My changeset didn't introduced any error. The incorrect designation was added in a previous amendment. Removing an access tag doesn't change the meaning or implication of the designation tag.

@Pink Duck
The official record /is/ reality.

"construction workers" (actually the developers) can apply for a TTRO suspension of access rights. Access=no is the correct adjective tag in that instance.

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For clarity the 44 amendments are the total number of ways, not the number of different footpaths.
Check how many footpaths without an access=private tag cross private land in order to assess how little effect this changeset has.

> Yes, way/992713995.

Are you serious?
/You/ created the way with inaccurate tags.
The way was flawed before my changeset because the access tag does not usurp a designation tag.
It was still flawed after. The changeset made no difference to the error.
The changeset has brought to your attention your error & allowed you to now amend. You may thank me.

Given the parked cars, the track with wheel marks & the boat trailers I believe it's inaccurate to tag those ways a footways.

Is this intended to be the final layout?
osm.org/edit?editor=id#map=19/51.08835/-1.16358

Hang on, I'm still awaiting response from the person who added this duplicating irrelevant tag which no one else uses. You haven't proved it serves any purpose.

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If the gate is on a PROW, how can access be private?
node/10009460327

Please don't remove valid data to 'map incorrectly to suit the router'
There's an irony in you splitting a fence to indicate the full width of a pedestrian entrance yet deleting that pedestrian area indicate the width.