Is there a particular reason why you've added a building on top of all the other buildings?

Thanks for adding this - changed it to bridge:name, then I thought I should add a bridge area as well.

Perhaps it joins up with this track? way/1049727196

Perhaps motor_vehicle=private instead of access=?

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edit. I've fixed the buildings to their correct sizes, and changed the McDonalds one into a node instead as there's no building on aerial imagery yet.

I'm not really sure what you're getting at - is the tagging wrong or something? Tidal range is about 4-5m, the gates are open unless a big boat with timber comes in, the sailing club now has pontoons (see Maxar).

Yes it's tidal (only occasionally the gates are closed) - it's already tagged as dock=tidal, does it need another tag?

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits. Just watch out for connecting paths/roads to landuse/natural areas. :-)
Also, if you're not aware Strava's heatmap is available to use for adding paths - I use this url for a custom layer to see possible missing paths: https://proxy.nakarte.me/https/heatmap-external-b.strava.com/tiles-auth/all/hot/{zoom}/{x}/{y}.png?px=256

Hi, thanks for adding the buildings. Just to make you aware that in some places the Bing imagery is slightly out of alignment.
If you turn on the OSMUK Cadastral Parcels layer you can then add an offset to Bing so it lines up better :)

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits. Just want to check before I attach the waterfall node to the stream - it is definitely south of the bridge?

Hi, is this perhaps a mast or tower instead of just an antenna? node/9576513168 Can't see it on aerial imagery though

Hi, what's the reason for renaming this road?

Hi, you're probably better using the start_date=1968 tag/value if you want to add information on when it was built :)

Hi, the changing of the road tags is fine but just to make you aware that Bing imagery is generally slightly out of alignment in the UK.
You should use the OSMUK Cadastral Parcels overlay to fix the offset before editing (about 2.5,-1.5 here), so the roads line up properly with the the OSM data :)

I think getting osm-carto and other renderer to render the lines like https://tile.openstreetmap.fr/?zoom=17&lat=48.94614&lon=2.35456&layers=B0000000FFFFFFF would surely be better than going round and editing millions of pitches to add lines...

Assume this was meant to be woods instead of a fire station? way/1020783124 :)

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits. I've fixed a few things including connecting the new cycle path to the A1087.
Just wondering, can you still cross this bridge or is the NCN76 now routed to the north of the railway? way/96808828

Erm, I'm not sure what happened here, didn't realise I had edited something across the Atlantic...

Old OS maps have it in the field as well: https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=16&lat=56.11393&lon=-3.30453&layers=193&right=osm so I've readded it as a locality

The name appears on both OS streetview and openmap in the editor, as well as on the NLS maps website. Not sure exactly what feature it applies to but it's clearly from an open map.