Should the tracks in the Lambton estate north of the river now be tagged with an access restriction? And service roads, and the gate from Bonemill Lane? South of the river is different: https://www.lambtonpark.com/visiting-lambton/

The newly named "McKinlay Way" is reported now to be a main port access road. Presumably the barriers and access restrictions along it no longer exist? https://www.newhavenport.com/news-and-announcements/249-newhaven-port-access-road-mckinlay-way-opens.html

How much does the name "McKinlay Way" extend on the roads beyond here?

I've deleted the demolished Civic Centre, but someone local could update the paths and car parks around it.

ESCC Rights of Way map shows a footpath starting here, running behind the houses and joining the currently mapped footways on Malling Hill around node 959395309. I've seen steps leading up from the road at this note position. Needs survey / local knowledge.

I've adjusted some footpaths around here where they were visibly out of alignment with the DigitalGlobe Standard Imagery background. Way: 151667522 in particular had offsets presumably due to GPS errors during survey. But as it enters the trees here I can't tell if it's still a separate path to Way: 4432711 or whether the two become one somewhere near this note position.

There is still a post box here, but the post office has moved to inside WHSmith , 219 High Street, BN7 2AF, at the back of the store approx. Lat 50.87435 Lon 0.01517
I don't know how to tag this in the most useful way, so I hope someone experienced can do it. Thanks!

(PS. The Google map given by the Post Office website branch finder gives a slightly incorrect location.)