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Notas de Robert Whittaker
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| 3018748 | Robert Whittaker | Presumably there are lots of individual shops in this shopping centre that have yet to be mapped. A ground survey to capture them would be useful. #surveyme |
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| 1983144 | Robert Whittaker | According to https://www.breckland.gov.uk/article/12514/03-10-19-Residents-celebrate-the-return-of-their-village-shop , there's a new (re-opened) village shop somewhere around here, which could do with being mapped. #surveyme |
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| 3085007 | Robert Whittaker | Are the Heidleberg Gardens still here? See
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| 4790542 | Robert Whittaker | Are there some more shops to be mapped here? #surveyme |
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| 3588694 | BlackSocksWife | Unable to answer "Who is allowed to park here? Parking may be free or paid." for osm.org/way/150456459 via StreetComplete 51.1: It needs to be divided into two sections. Once section (closer to London Road is only for certain business customers), the other section is any member of the general public paid parking. |
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| 4850081 | Pekka from Cambridge | Unable to answer "Which direction leads upwards here?" – Escalator – osm.org/way/375390197 via StreetComplete 60.3: There's two escalators, up & down.
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| 2338564 | Robert Whittaker | Check on current use of former school site here. #surveyme |
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| 4183273 | Peter Newman | Unable to answer "Where is this defibrillator located?" – outside: Defibrillator – osm.org/node/6993967363 via StreetComplete 56.1: No longer exists/has been removed |
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| 2517567 | Gregory Williams | Check for potential replacement at Zeus (next to Seven Stars). Zeus's FHRS ID no longer matches and FHRS shows three other names at the same address which were inspected in Oct 2020. |
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| 2876135 | Robert Whittaker | Aerial imagery suggests parades of shops on both sides of the road here. There are a few shops already mapped, but also lots of gaps. A full survey would be good to fill in the missing shops. #surveyme |
