Most likely a retention or balancing pond if it's on a new build housing estate (SuDS), but an infiltration pond is also possible although they're somewhat rarer in the UK.

You could also add the amenity=coworking_space tag on the office=coworking node (amenity=coworking%20space?uselang=en-GB). I think there's a couple of these places in Kendal now which will need tagging too.

Thanks for all these edits around Reading. Are you sure that the Co-op has been renamed Cooprat?

Fixed in changeset/66257438

I think that all signal boxes are named and this one is called "Haltwhistle". I've renamed it as "Haltwhistle Signal Box" as this is what it's commonly referred to as.

It is a building. I've reverted this changeset in changeset/66126193 (Please note that the building tag isn't only for houses!)

Thanks! You could use copy and paste if the caravans are mostly the same size (and if you're not doing so already) :)

You're right that cycleways usually allow foot access, but the OSM definition only implies cycle access. You can read the tag definitions by clicking the 'i' symbol in the editor or on the wiki: eg highway=cycleway

You can ignore the 'All' box - Foot and Bicycle are probably the most important access types to fill in. Thanks for the fix.

changeset?

Did you mean to split John Lewis into 2 buildings in this chnageset?

Hi Bodain, welcome to OSM and thanks for your edits. You've changed some footpaths to cycleways which means that foot access isn't allowed unless foot=yes is added. In future edits it might be better to just add bicycle=yes (under Allowed Access in the editor) to the existing paths. Any questions just ask. :)

Former local mapper here: "St. James' Park" is the name on the stadium signs and "St James" is the name on the metro station signs. I've fixed the station name in changeset/5326684

Oops! I realised that you corrected this in a later changeset! Thanks for your edits and happy mapping! :)

Are you sure that the paths through Low Hag Wood are only permissive and not public footpaths? Mapthepaths shows them as being public footpaths and I'm fairly sure the sign at the N entrance says public footpath. By the way, designation=public_footpath or highway=footway should imply foot=yes so adding extra tags is probably unnecessary, but I guess there's no harm in adding them. :)

Hi Sherin A, welcome to OSM. Thanks for your first edit. What exactly is Art Jam? You've just added a name in the middle of the road. Let me know what it is (art shop, theatre, cafe etc), what side of the road it should be on and any other details (website, address etc) and I'll fix it for you. :)

That Geograph photo is over 5 years old, the signs have since been changed: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Hf7jnz2gbKg/maxresdefault.jpg osm.wiki/Good_practice#Map_what.27s_on_the_ground Perhaps one name could go in the alt_name tag.

Hi jimstn, thanks for this edit. I hope you don't mind but I've removed the layer tag from Stoddart House and tagged the road underneath it as a building passage (I should of done this when I mapped it earlier this year). I think that most of the building starts at ground level. If you ever spot a max height for the car park road then please add it. :)

Hi Dave, the name as displayed on the station signs is actually 2 words, or at least it was when I did a photo survey from the train in June this year. Also the building you've tagged as a station building isn't really a station building as such, it's more just the staircase/lift building to the footbridge from the coach park. I guess the waiting rooms could be tagged as station buildings though.

Hi r4uuser, thanks for your edit. In the future please add a changeset comment so that other mappers can easily see what changes have been made.

Hi Mark, welcome to OSM. If you want to add public right of way designations you can use http://www.mapthepaths.org.uk/?lat=54.53573328463213&lon=-3.0351912060142023&zoom=1 . Please don't copy them from OS maps. You can also use any of the imagery/data layers in the iD editor (including the GPS traces) as well as your own knowledge and surveys/photos. Any questions just ask.