Was What's your poison

In Hulland Ward

USHA also still open.

I'd renamed Fusion of India with proposed:name = Zaiqaa way/128072500 for level 1
I walk past a few times a week and can update OSM when it opens.

The temporary stickers have been removed and proper D suffixed references and 09:00 07:00 labels are now on most postboxes in the city centre

The flowerbeds and the bleachers do show on https://map.atownsend.org.uk/maps/map/map.html#20/52.92273/-1.47183 as do the benches I added in this changeset.

Two benches in front of each flowerbed facing the centre of the circle
The tiered seating also faces the centre

Two benches in front of each flowerbed facing the centre of the circle
The tiered seating also faces the centre

Thanks for tidying; I do find some of the "attractions" added via MAPS.ME suspicious (and amusing sometimes) and guess that they were probably only given that description as it is early in the alphabet. They do generally get removed after the editing prompted by them is completed (generally within a couple of days but not in this case)

Removal based on surveys by me on foot and did not use the incorrect, (probably not open data), information on the Royal Mail priority postbox finder (set up to help people locate postboxes for returning Covid 19 test samples).

Concerning how out of date the details are, but at least OpenStreetMap is available with correct details
https://www.royalmail.com/services-near-you/postbox/the-spot-a-de1-2hr/0000DE1750
https://www.royalmail.com/services-near-you/postbox/the-spot-b-de1-2hr/0000DE1104

The Spot A and The Spot B still listed on the priority post box finder https://www.royalmail.com/services-near-you#/results?postcode=DE1%202HR&latitude=52.918802&longitude=-1.475191&searchRadius=40&count=7&filters=&officeType=postboxes

Have checked on the ground and can see the rough surface on the pavement where the two pillar boxes were

Don't think that they we will returned as they are very near the main post office node/3530542504 way/129320971

Retored original tags changeset/132343861

Derby College: Broomfield Hall Campus, Morley, Ilkeston, Derbyshire DE7 6DN (not as I typed "Broomfield College")

I agree with JezCrow https://www.derby-college.ac.uk/broomfield-hall/ shows the address as Broomfield College, Broomfield Estate, Morley, Ilkeston, DE7 6DN

The schools progress checker shows the 5 campuses of Derby College https://osm.mathmos.net/schools/progress/DE/#12/52.9350/-1.4457 with the same ref:edubase = 133585.

Was wrong to change this to DE24 and would be even more incorrect to do the same to the Ilkeston Campus way/268106695 even if #maproulette suggests doing so

The incorrect postcode will be flagged as a location descrepancy https://osm.mathmos.net/addresses/postcode-offsets/#DE and also as a postcode sector to city/posttown mismatch when next checked (around Monday 13 February) https://osm.mathmos.net/addresses/post-towns/DE.html if not corrected

Please revert and consider reporting the problem to the #maproulette organiser

Agreed. The one in Derby certainly is node/5344857530 I think I was just mechanically updating fhrs:id values based on suggestions and not double checking the other existing tags. I think it is correct now node/817267393

I've added a note note/3527361 questioning the use of alt_name=Carnarvon as this very old anglicised spelling has not been used for many decades. Suggesting old_name:en as a better tag

Urban Menswear

Updated way/60784790

I think that this is the Wigston Framework Knitters Museum https://wigstonframeworkknitters.org.uk/ LE18 2BA not the Ruddington one near Nottingham node/2720034154 NG11 6HE
I think this changeset has applied the Ruddington details and address to this Wigston one

I've added a note note/3434277 as I think this changeset may have accidently dragged a Castle Wharf footpath node across the Nottingham Canal and joined it to Wilford Street. Changeset does have warning:cross_ways
I don't seem to be able to disconnect the node from Wilford Street to move it back using iD, perhaps you can do better with a more flexible editor and more experience.