Ham Street Wood NNR boundary redefined based on map in pdf here https://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/publication/6354351366864896?category=6287533486899200

Thanks for spotting this. I will look for further errors and correct.

Ok, thanks. I'll get it right next time!

Having thought about it, I reckon that although its a wide pavement, its no more than that, so I have changed it accordingly.

Thanks for the tip off. I've fixed the gap over the Vigo Sprong now so the path is continuous, though I don't remember changing anything there the other day.

Way: 576967371 looks rather odd. Does the place have a name?

Hi, Thanks for this info. I thought I'd only made a few errors like this, but it was lots! All corrected now.

One side of the A249 looks to be in the wrong place now?

Actually the surface is gravel, so I have corrected it.

You're right and I've fixed it now.

Thanks for pointing this out, I will need to be more careful in teh future.

Done. Thanks for letting me know. I have a new mouse and it takes getting used to!

Dave,
National Rail shows them as station buildings on its website:
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/SCY/details.html
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/PUR/details.html

Also they looked like station buildings when I visited.

Thanks for the URL. I can see this is a contested point, but the suggestion to leave a space is one I will tend to adopt, at least for non-residential roads.

Thanks - how did you find them as I cant see a way to do it?

Yes it should be openplaques:id. Thanks for spotting the typo.

Ok, that looks like a good idea.

Thanks for making the corrections. I am using the iD editor which seems to be difficult to use with layers and levels.

Sorry, I cant help much here as I'm only adding collection times. I don't actually know where one can check on the ref no.

Yes I'm new to this and my enthusiasm got the better of me - this was a stupid mistake. Can you correct it for me?