Do you know if this bridge is also one-way for Buses?

Thank-you!

Should the operator wikidata tag on the new Asda also be set to Asda? (It's currently still Co-Op - maybe they are the operators?)

Not sure why my query missed the ones on the east side - but I've picked them up now, and your overpass comes up empty now - from Dartmoor to Penzance.

Have tried again - with those three tags specifically - didn't spot anything else awry. changeset/146819963

Yuck, what a mess. I think I've got it all fixed now, and have also fixed the source of the error. Thanks for pointing this out.

I've merged them, retaining all your new data.

This Sleep.8 store is a dupe, added by a new user who seems to be a Sleep.8 enthusiast. I've messaged their changeset - 146391325

Good morning! In this changeset, you've added a duplicate Sleep.8 shop in Westfield. The original is here: node/10293535791 and the new one is here: node/11527354691

Are you happy for me to merge them, so we retain all the new information you've added? Or feel free to merge them yourself. If you do, please retain/add the "level= -1" tag to show what floor it's on.

Tah! I've made some other updates to the area, so if you know the road, please do have a check.

Very good! Thank you.

It's fun to split terraces. Should way/146322273 have that kink at the south end near the postbox?

Thank you. I hadn't heard of expressways until a few days ago, when I stumbled upon a reddit thread on the subject. THEN your changeset popped up on my osmcha feed.

Understand what you've down now and it makes sense to me.

Here's that thread- https://www.reddit.com/r/openstreetmap/comments/18vamz6/uk_expressways/

Cheers,

Ken

Hi There - I see you have tagged this as an Expressway. Do you have a source for that? Asking because there was a recent online discussion about UK Expressways on reddit, and the consensus seemed to be that there are no UK roads that have been designated as Expressways yet.

Note to self - need to add hospital in. Not possible via relatify

I've been reading up on Platform Lifts on the OSM wiki - confusing at first, but I think I understand it now in general and what you and OPENER have done here. Thanks for taking the time to respond in full. Maryland certainly has 'normal' 'elevators' to all platforms, and (if I remember correctly) some temporary ramps for certain train types "ramp:portable=yes"? I'll add all that and wheelchair=yes next time I have eyes on the site.

Hi there - thanks for your edit. You've removed 'platform lift' tags here. Do you have knowledge of the station, or are you just fixing the inconsistency in the tags?

I'm asking because your changes have prompted me to look at the station (which is local to me). I think it should have wheelchair=yes set, since there are lifts to all platforms and to the street level. See https://images.nationalrail.co.uk/e8xgegruud3g/jo1LzSAAWKYEWhZQDTZh4/056fd6a54a7c528f160c5b11bc60e52a/Maryland_station_map.jpg & https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/maryland/

It does look like it's designed for soakaway to me. Will get a closer look next time I go past. I couldn't find anything in the planning portal that would be definitive. The earliest versions of the consultation didn't have any trees or planting at all.

Something like this would be too extreme - way/676572396 - not sure what would be best.

Bravo! The system works.

Weirdly, the relevant changeset doesn't appear to include the change to the building status - https://osmcha.org/changesets/140446293/

Have I lost track of your SC/SEE changeset somehow?