You appear to have copied names wholesale for OS Streetview, with no regard for accuracy of the data.
Have you visited the area and checked that
osm.org/node/3166474023 is actually still a farm.
Neither is osm.org/node/3166474035 particulary isolated being about 2 minutes walk from a bus stop and 10 minutes walk from the pub.
OS Streetview names are historic and have no particlar use in OSM, other than to possibly use them in the addr:housename tag.

You should add a sport=soccor tag to the pitch

What is the source of these names?
I have never seen a field with a sign with a name on in Leicestershire.
If surveying ROWs. boundaries such as hedges/fences and stiles/gates are far more useful than small areas of landuse.

Thats a very spammy changeset comment.

Do you occupy the entire building, or just have an office inside it?

Welcome to OSM.
I see you have added highway=road, that is normally only used if you have no idea what it is, it is better to use one of the other values if you have been there and know what it actually is.
It is also not good to delete and redraw things, as with the station inn, it is better to just add the name if it is missing.
If you need any help, just ask.
BTW The Robin Hood isn't mapped, is it still open?

Adding this node is redundant as the extra Leicester City Council info can be added to the existing building.

I am not sure it is really called City Hall however, that sounds too American. Please can you check?

Isn't this the building where Willie Thorne Snooker was?

Please can you confirm that this is a verifiable business, i.e. if I walk along Tyn Y Maes will a see a signs saying Wicanspirit Designs. Your website has neither a phone number or address which make this look like a 'work from home' business'. OSM is not a business directory but a database of observable/verifiable facts.

Hi
I think something has gone a little wrong here.
Russett Way already exists and the new road you have drawn is on top of a house.
Are you sure this is correct, if you need any help, feel free to ask.

Has the library really moved to the park? Rutland CC seem to have it listed as on Queen Street.

Hi, it seems unlikely that the footpath you have added terminates at and joins an admin boundary line.

You have only tagged one node, and I the paths as they now exist were diverted around the school. During WW2 they were not on this line.

Is it signed as this on the ground? I have never heard it called that.

Of the turn restrictions you have added, only osm.org/node/348028069 actuall has solid lines, the others are all hatched.
Admittedly it is not normal to turn back onto a roundabout and a gps/satnav is unlikely to pick that up and recalculate in that time.
In the UK however the rules regarding solid lines are different to continental europe, you are allowed to cross a solid line to overtake a slow moving vehicle (less than 20mph) and turn to access a road or property.

Are the U-turn restrictions you have added really there?
I have never seen signs on this junction, have they been added recently when you visited Telford?

What is the source of this changeset?

osm.org/way/320791775 is certainly incorrect, I do no believe that you walked this line, the PROW does not cross the bypass, but joins Alkington Road via the lane leading to the farm.

Hi, welcome to OSM.
Are the charging points really in the middle of the car parks? I would have expected them to be near a wall.
It would be useful to add the level they are on to enable users to find them easily .

Thank you, it can be put in a description tag if you want to.

If you want to show the location you meet at on your website, there is share button on the right hand side of the osm webpage.

Is the bridleway actually signed as "Bowman's Bridge - Mill Cottage (Bridleway)", it sounds rather long winded and more like a description

Is this actually a permanant physical feature that I would see if I went there? It is certainly too small for a pitch, if there is a physical sign you could map that.
OSM is about mapping what we see, not for mapping events.