If you move a building, then you need to move all the others in the neighbourhood -- otherwise the map will be incorrect.

I've redrawn this using an offset applied to Bing imagery to match data already mapped, i.e. buildings.

The service roads aren't connected -- always good to check Bing Streetside -- https://www.bing.com/maps?osid=5295e0b3-0ef8-4089-8366-a65af8a31ac2&cp=51.53578~-2.406054&lvl=19&dir=27.578197&pi=-0.6915984&style=x&mo=om.1~z.2.64&v=2&sV=2&form=S00027

I think you dragged a node from a service road a long way -- no worries have put it back.

Why are you naming pavements -- it's the road's that have the names -- will revert.

It would probably be better if you could adjust Bing imagery offset to match existing map data - so everything remains "in sync".

I've adjusted the edit this time.

Redrawn this so service road goes on correct side of tree (see Bing Streetside) and doesn't impinge on the building visible in Bing.

What was changed here -- changeset comment doesn't provide any information.

Your changeset says Bing Imagery -- but the edit doesn't match it at all -- seems very odd.

Will redraw.

Reverted and redrawn -- you need to adjust your imagery offsets to match the existing map data, i.e. existing buildings. Or move every single building to match your new imagery.

Need to adjust imagery offset to consider existing map data.

You made building non-square

Redrawn correctly.

You've made buildings non-square and haven't aligned the imagery with existing map data!

Redrawing this - you've made buildings non-square and haven't applied an offset to Bing Imagery to match existing map content.

Retagged this as a driveway, which is much more likely.

Redrawn with new offset to match existing buildings on map

You've misconnected two separate service roads - drawing them over a grass area.

Will redraw.

Redrawn to map roundabout correctly.

I've reverted this - you need to adjust Bing imagery offset - given large amount of buildings already drawn.