Exactly how does this footpath join the road here? Previously at ran through the pub (unlikely). I've picked a possible route based on Bing imagery, but needs a proper survey.

Needs survey - how do the footpath, stream and edge of the wood relate to each other?

Both the "path" east of here and the footpath west of here appear to be tracks of some sort. Also what are the access rights?

Chasewater - need to check whether the cycleway here really is named "Local Cycle Route". it seems unlikely.

Needs a survey - it appears from the imagery that this cycleway joins the roads at either end and also in the middle - is this the case?

As mapped, things are a bit implausible here (roads cross but don't meet, for example). I suspect that the layout is actually similar to node/2798724928 , but needs a survey to see if the road to the northwest is actually divided (and to correctly identify the "highway=road" up there too).

Is there perhaps some duplication here (service road vs footpath)? Also do the two footpaths join N of the churchtard where they cross?

There's an untagged way that joins two footpaths here. Is it supposed to represent a section that's impassable, or a footpath, or something else?

If "The Perfect Wife" node/2972423293/history has closed, maybe it should be now tagged as something like "disused:amenity=restaurant" (or deleted if it's completed gone)?