> However, if there is a path on the ground
> can I add it if it is missing? (If there is a
> path on the ground,
You certainly can, adding a things from a personal survey is the gold standard in OSM. Just use a source tag of 'survey' or similar words. You do not have to justify it like you do with wikipedia.

> how can we indicate it is suitable for foot,
> horses and bikes - i.e. a bridleway -
> without causing OS copyright issues?
You should use the highway type based on what you see on the ground, many rights of way follow tracks or service roads although if it is entirely new it is fine to map as footway or bridleway and improvements can be made later.

In England and Wales we use the designation tag to indicate the legal status of a right of way, i.e. designation=public_footpath/public_bridleway/restricted_byway. You should be able to find this by looking at the signs or from the colour of the waymark arrows.

osm.wiki/Access_provisions_in_the_United_Kingdom will give you some pointers.

HTH Phil

Hi
Please do not copy from recent OS maps, they are copyright and we are not allowed to use them.

Also you seem to have not taken on board my comments on how long distance paths are mapped as relations.

Cheers Phil

Also what does cyc mean?

Hi, in order for routers to use this road you need the connect it to the track.

Cheers Phil

Same as the previous comment, it is already part of The Severn Way relation.

Cheers Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM.

In OSM names are used for the actual name of an object. In this case the name of this footpath is not Offa's Dyke Path but it is part of the long distance path. Long distance routes are mapped as relations and this path is already part of osm.org/relation/9649

It is also part of The Severn Way osm.org/relation/112738

Cheers Phil

Again the mast and the building are two separate objects.

How did you find this as its a bit out of the way?

Cheers Phil

Hi, this edit is not quite correct.

The mast hould not a building object, the site has a building and a mast. These should be mapped as separate objects.

Cheers Phil

Hi
Tertiary seems rather unlikely, its a cul de sac. Probably residential but imagery isn't up to date enough to see.

Cheers Phil

Hi Ron
I hav corrected the syntax for the collection times. In the editor if you click i next to the value it will guide you to the explanation of how to add them. Basically two letter day code and 24 hour clock time.

What do you mean by Postcode Directory?

Please remember that postcode are copyright and we have to be squeaky clean about only using opendata sources. We are absolutely not allowed to copy from Royal Mail.

Cheers Phil

Please stop duplicating information that is already mapped. The university details are already on the campus object. There is no need to duplicate that information on the building.
Also rather than delete the newsagent it is better to change it to disused:shop=newsagent, this stops it rendering but preserves the history when the premises become something else.

Cheers Phil

Hi Mitch
This edit has gone a little wrong.

The leisure centre tags were already mapped on the campus object and in this edit you have duplicated them on the building and in so doing have lost the building object.

Curious what you were trying to achieve?

Cheers Phil

Hi, osm.org/way/838894289 is just a private service road leading to a parking area for the houses. It is certainly not a residential road.

Cheers Phil

Hi Mike
I realise this was a long time ago, but why did you move the name to description?

It appears to be a valid name based on OS Opendata.

Cheers Phil

Hi, in cases like this you should split the building into two, or provide two nodes. 58-60 should only be used where it is a single point occupying two addresses.

Cheers Phil

Please only use the name tag for actual verifiable names, the name tag should not be make detail appear on the map.

Cheers Phil

Thank you, I had never considered mapping such a thing and spotted a very large changeset area.

Cheers Phil

Hi
Just wondering what the source of all these VAT numbers is?

Cheers Phil

Please do not let your cat walk on the keyboard when you are writing changeset comments :)