Hi John! I've reverted this as the footpath is also used as a driveway and access for vehicles. The footpath designation shows that people have legal right of way to walk but not drive or ride.

Hi FrankSkye, did you mark this car park as having a fee because it is paying customers only or because there is a monetary fee for using the car park? Thanks

Hi FrankSkye, thanks for contributing to OSM. I've undone some of the cycle lane changes you've made in the Gains Park area as they don't match what is currently there - can you make sure you corroborate your changes in the future.

Cheers

Hey Phil, I've adjusted the west most part of the path to line up with the GPS. Just to note that the water north of the path looked like standing water - maybe an overflow drain for the road or Uffington pool. No bridge but the path/track is deliberately raised in that area, so I expect there is a buried pipe connecting it to the main stream.

Hi, thanks for the message.

Sorry if I've put my foot in it again. I've undone the rights of access for Nook Lane. It is under dispute and the application might have been resolved since the street level imagery was taken (ref. https://www.shropshire.gov.uk/media/17086/application-ref-200-prees.pdf see "Outcome of the evaluation" length A - B - E).

I used the streetlevel imagery to verify the bridleways from the West side but as above this might have changed since 2009.

The weather this weekend looks good, so I hope to do a survey in person.

Does using the overlays on council website (https://maps.shropshire.gov.uk/greatoutdoors/index.html) for access rights (not tracing routes) come under the copy right issues? I'd be interested as anecdotally restricted byways don't tend to have the best signage.

I have added the tag back.

Sorry about that. It was pointing at an address in Merseyside, I assumed this was an error but can see it is correct now!

I regularly drive by the Alberbury entrance to the estate which has a big private sign on it ("public" roads and paths show up in an app I use, which was bugging me). I've checked my physical maps and you're correct that there is a public footpath that starts from the village hall carpark. I've added it (although not 100% sure on where it enters the estate) and will be more careful about checking rights of way in the future. Cheers

Great that tag is new to me. Thanks Phil