Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edit. Did you mean to change some of the trees into a park or memorial? Also why did you change two of the gardens into parks?

Hi, I notice you've added a few railway junction names recently using place=locality. As you can see from the wiki page place=locality the tag is supposed to be used for things which don't have a proper tag.
In this case railway=junction should be used instead.

Hi, the correct tag is landuse=construction - you should be able to find it in the iD editor preset list if you begin typing in construction.

The Gurdwara was already there but the geometry was all wrong, I copy/pasted to untangle it from connecting to other objects - that's why it's version 1.
Feel free to change the name :)

I think if it doesn't have bus stops as mentioned in the wiki then it's not really a bus station. Better tagged as industrial landuse?

Thanks for surveying it :)

I've removed the building tag from here: way/545567098 - but is it actually a bus station or just a depot?

Looks like the sidewalks are shared use paths, and therefore should be mapped as separate cycleways - going by Mapillary.

Hi, I've fixed some of your edits - e.g. White Cottage was turned into a circle, and I've reverted Kirkton Burn back to waterway=stream. The landuse at Binn House isn't really needed and the rock fall barriers on the Binn are better tagged as fences.
You can see my changes at https://overpass-api.de/achavi/?changeset=58858052
Cheers

Hi Paul, I saw some comments on another changeset.
Just to let you know, there is a background layer in the editor named "OS OpenData StreetView" - this can be used freely and it shows there is some sort of road at this location. There's also other aerial imagery to help you.

Just to let you know it seems like railway=razed is the preferred tag for the dismantled railway you added at the golf course.
osm.wiki/Demolished_Railway - used 6x more and rendered by OpenRailwayMap

Are you planning on adding ref= to all of the motorway links in the UK?

Hi, welcome back and thanks for the edit. I've made some changes to this, as you hadn't connected the path to anything else on the map :)

Hi, just to let you know that normally the details for the school are placed on the grounds rather than the building, i.e. way/188727894

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edit.
I've fixed some of your changes - tagged the caravan park properly and adjusted the roads.
If you need any help mapping let me know, cheers :)

Hi, Morrisons was already mapped with a node here: node/1593943694 (although it wasn't named)
If you are going to tag the entire building as shop=supermarket, please remove the node and transfer its tags to the building.
You can do this in the editor by selecting both node and building and pressing C to combine them.

Hi, welcome to OSM and thanks for the edits.
Just to make you aware that when adding a footpath which connects two roads, you need to join to them at both ends.
For example this one here: way/575355534 - I've fixed it to connect with Glasgow Road.
If you need any help let me know, cheers.

I'd say aligning Bing to OS StreetView is the best option. The GPS traces background layer seems to match OS for East Bay, Forth Bridge, and Carlingnose (my trace). The OSM coastline is supposed to be aligned to the MHWS, so I've aligned it to the OS MHWS and it looks fine along the Fife coast.
The ESRI imagery is better and newer, though lower res and may still be slightly out.

Hi, just be aware that the Bing imagery tile containing Carlingnose point and Deep Sea World seems to be out of alignment with both GPS traces and OS StreetView :)

Hi, I've removed this as it is a duplicate of one I added a few weeks ago :)