What's addr:parentstreet? I can't find anything on the wiki about it.

Thanks! I'd been meaning to do this but wasn't sure how to do it, using alt_name's a good idea. :)

Hi Charlotte, welcome to OSM. Thanks for your edits, they look good to me. It may take a few days for the changes you made to show up on all zoom levels. :-)

Hi Area Sheffield, welcome to OSM. You removed the building and theatre tags on Newcastle City Hall so I've added them back.(changeset/56244512)

👍 Did you spot the electric car charging point? (note/1190429) Looking at Big Onion's fb page they might be shop=art (or shop=gift) rather than shop=craft (craft supplies).

FYI I asked about this in the chat room yesterday and osm.wiki/United_Kingdom_Tagging_Guidelines#UK_roads has since been extended to include non-residential roads in towns. :)

The wiki definitions are all over the place. From the page linked above: "In an urban context, unclassified roads may be more likely to have pavements ... They are commonly found in industrial, retail, or commercial areas..." osm.wiki/United_Kingdom_Tagging_Guidelines#UK_roads doesn't mention town centre roads. The town centre roads would fit this definition of unclassified: https://www.sabre-roads.org.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Unclassified. Since tagging guidelines are unlcear go for what you think is better but in my opinion Library Road and other streets aren't in a residential area. (The big residential area around Kendal is misleading since not all areas inside it are residential, same for other towns)

What was wrong with unclassified? The likes of Library Road and Stricklandgate aren't residential.

North-east Kendal aka Sandylands. You could add a suburb node in the middle of the park by Kentmere Brow. Heron Hill could do with one too, maybe by the Spar?

Thanks for fixing. You probably "inherited" it by splitting/continuing a way or by copying and pasting something and iD unfortunately and mistakenly attributes you as the creator.

Nice edits! By the way we've got a little project going on to improve the mapping of the roads in Cumbria, osm.wiki/User:Gurglypipe/North_West#Road_navigation_for_tourists . Feel free to help out if you're interested or perhaps just incorporate some of the tagging ideas in your surveys/changesets. :-)

Great edits Stonemill2, it's good to see all the mines and crags added to the map - probably of interest to both walkers and those with historical interests. :) On node/5389560052 you've used the tag highway=culvert (or inherited it from a previously mapped node). If the stream goes beneath the path it would be better to split the stream each side of the path and add tunnel=culvert layer=-1 to the culverted section. Generally highways and waterways shouldn't be connected except at fords.
(tunnel=culvert)

No worries and thanks for fixing. The southern part is still called Raise Beck. The final part of the northern fork is part of Birkside Gill, so I've renamed that section. The bit inbetween doesn't seem to have a name on any old maps but Cumbria County Council and others called it Raise Beck in Storm Desmond related news, so I've left that bit as Raise Beck too.(changeset/56007977)

Thanks for your edits around Newcastle and Gateshead, but it looks like the website address is incomplete on this - could you fix it please? Thanks :)

By the way, you can use the S key (or right click square) in the editor to square the corners of buildings (you might want to do this on Beehive way/552398178, for instance). :)

Great edits SDMeer! It's good to see some updates in this part of the county. Should way/338929888 have a building tag on it, such as building=college? :)

Hi kreuzschnabel, the road is known as Dunmail Raise for the length of the dual carriageway, so removing it from the road sections is incorrect. Can you add it back? Thanks, lakedistrict :)

Thanks!

Hi James, This changeset has added quite a few untagged nodes (such as node/4739438978) which look like unconnected duplicates of building vertices. Please could you check them and amend as necessary? Thanks :-)

Hi Phill87, welcome to OSM and thanks for your detailed edits around Horsham. Just a few bits of feedback: on way/556538294 the width should be 0.5 and not .5; when you add a building you can use the S key (or right click 'square') in the editor to square the corners. Otherwise all looks good, hope to see more edits from you soon! Any questions just ask.
lakedistrict :)