Annotate Nelson Monument to indicate that it features a (1pm) time ball. Tagging ref: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Seamarks/Buildings#Functions

Bicycles are accepted for recyclng here.

Annotate that there is a baby changing table in the bathroom at this cafe.

Adds a pair of bicycle parking stands in front of Deep Sea chippy.

Add playable piano within ticketed area at ground-level (one floor above the train platform level) concourse in Haymarket Station.

Add detail that La Barantine is a patisserie/bakery primarily of French baked goods via cuisine=french tag.

Add tag shop=bakery to a few Greggs locations around the city centre.

Add a public bookcase at Chapter One Dental Clinic.

Add public piano near the top of Middle Meadow Walk.

La Garrique restaurant on Jeffrey Street has ceased trading.

Add material and OpenPlaques ID details to plaque at platform-level in Waverley Station. Inscription does not fit within 255 character limit.

Add public piano in Waverley Train Station.

Adds a defibrillator mounted on the fence at 21 Saint John Street, Edinburgh.

I learned today from the osm.mathmos.net linear tool that using postcodes from chain websites is not acceptable for reasons of database rights; that was how I sourced the content added in this changeset.

From personal experience: although it has no kitchen, this pub allows patrons to bring their own food, provided that it is not a nuisance (e.g. some aromatic foods could be distracting or annoying to other pubgoers).

Adds a Bank of Scotland cash machine that is found on the exterior of the branch building.

There's some (Arbus-branded, if I remember correctly) bicycle parking here in front of the Moulin Inn and Moulin Hotel.

There is a cafe stall in the courtyard area here that serves coffees, pastries and cakes. I have attempted to annotate that it does not serve tea -- that can be found at the adjacent restaurant, indoors.

I took a look around the exterior of the buildings near this apparent bicycle parking spot, hoping to find a place to lock my bicycle before walking some of the nearby Bruar Falls, and couldn't find the bicycle parking. So I think it has been removed.

This building is currently unused; I walked there a few days ago seeking shoelaces. Given ongoing discussion about whether the term vacant or disused is best for tagging unused shops, I'm sidestepping for now by removing the shop tag and building name.