Various changes to roads around the station, including making sure that bus/PSVs have access to roads that they do in real life (and set to 'No' for the taxi gate). Similarly on the cycle path/walk ways I have set Motor Vehicles to No.

Changed to give access to buses/PSVs.

Name should have a space in, looking at property addresses.

Changed 'Colin' to 'Colino', but as Bath Barber Company is clearly stated on the frontage I thought I'd include that too. http://bathbarbercompany.co.uk/about/4593640534

Tweaked road layout to fit aerial view. Could do with someone building a right sweep for when heading from north to west in line with the road markings (which are still correct).

Tagged as secondary to match the colour of other closed roads (I inferred that this was what I was supposed to be doing, I wasn't just trying to match colours!)

Bus stop has been here for a while.

Added in PSV No as well as Bus No which was previously done.

Not really a service road, changed to minor road. Have added a bus tag as well as PSV.

As this is for permit holders only, is a car park and has a barrier I have said buses are not allowed.

Naming these roads after the addresses of the houses. In Martinslade there is clearly a 'Martinslade' street sign. In Sells Green one of the houses has a sign advertising itself as 63 Sells Green.

Moving and renaming bus stops to bring in line with reality on the ground (is also being done in DfT NaPTAN database).

Small bit of road needed to be changed to closed. Issue where if you were coming from the north and heading west you couldn't turn right, so I've removed the straight on restriction.

Was in wrong place.

National Street Gazetteer and street signage.

National Street Gazetteer and property addresses along that stretch of road.

According to National Street Gazetteer this road is called Bath Road all the way from turning for Monkton Farleigh in the north to Mount Pleasant roundabout in Bradford in the south.

Changed from Saint to St, as per street road sign and how other St Thomas roads are named in the area on OSM.

Road name sign at northern end of road.

The road name signs attached to the buildings show that this is the point at which Northgate Street becomes Market Place.