My mistake, confused road with and vehicle width. Reverted now.

Probably 99% me :) So, anything you may notice helps. Cheers.

Thanks, I missed that one!

All good! Yeah the roundabout shows it being green foliage on Bing, but it has recently been cleaned up. Keep up the mapping :)

I've fixed those for you. Also adjusted the wood around railway where it was overlapping some buildings and given that swimming pool a access=private tag.

There's some mistakes here, like adding a wood to Glyne Gap roundabout (there are no trees here just shingle). A separate garden centre which is part of B&Q and not in a building. Trees and wood are fine.

I think the tourist attraction tag might fit better once it's opened, not much to look at the moment!

Thanks, I'll remember this for next time.

Haha thank you. That note had been bugging me for years, never actually been up there :)

Thanks for catching that, however 'another mapper' was me! I'm trying to be more consistent and use landuse=grass for smaller areas now.

Feel free to remove the wikidata tag before editing then add it back before uploading.
I would also re-add the natural=wood tag.
Other useful tags you could use are:
boundary=protected_area
protect_class=4
protection_title=Site of Special Scientific Interest

Hope that helps!
Alex

In changeset 138264262 you deleted some shop names, specifically The Barber Shop, Hair Lounge (eg osm.org/way/313485456/history) and Seafood - took me a couple of months to notice.
I understand you are cleaning up some of the data, the majority of which is fine, but my concern is about not losing good data which has happened a few times now.

East Parade has a legitimate street sign like you find on a road, so it is for the need for consistency to follow that onto the other promenades.

Okay, I have concerns to your sources of information, there has been a few times where shop names have been deleted and fixme's have been removed for no apparent reason which I have had to revert.

You're deleting good data, the 15mph is signposted all around Wartling Dr.

Nice one. It's always a fun curiosity wandering through here.

I believe there's still a designated public-right-of-way through the holiday park, so the access through the gates should be more than customers? Cheers, Alex

Thanks! Do correct any more any more house numbers you come across.
I usually cycle around on my bicycle taking photos, so small mistakes can be made :)

Okay I'll look into it. PS. please keep any 'resurvey' tags you find, I'm still working on them.

I believe barrier=kerb is not needed here, the kerb is not a barrier - it has been lowered.