They use the term Principal stations.

The usual announcement when when my train leaves Shrewsbury is "We shall be calling at the following principle stations, Wem, Whitchurch, Nantwich and Crewe. Yorton, Prees and Wrenbury are request stops and you need to speak to the conductor if you want the train to stop"

In the UK we map request stops as halts and principle stations as stations. It gives an indication that you will have to go and find the guard, or put your hand out if you want the train to stop.

The wiki is confusing, not sure what points have to do with it. By that rule Telford is a halt :)

I suspect this is a halt, rather than a station. Will listen to the announcement next time I'm on a Heart of Wales train.

In that case it should be mapped as a bridleway rather than being removed. That will allow it to be used by walkers/cyclists and horses.
Cheers Phil

Hi, your changeset comment suggests that this need an amenity=cafe tag?

Hi, just wonder why you have removed fhrs:id tags from these places. It a very useful tag.
Cheers Phil

Hi, welcome to OSM.
The name tag should only be used when it is an actual name, It should not be used for a description which in this case can be derived from the tags.
Cheers Phil

Hi, this looks a little odd. Tourism=attraction is a very odd way to describe a Training Centre.

Cheers Phil

Thank you, I will update the library to a building with the museum inside.
Looks interesting so will pay it a visit.

Cheers Phil

Hi, the tag GB:nsl_restricted seems very odd and contradictory. 30/40/50 mph is not National Speed Limit. Is this tag documented or dicussed anywhere?
Cheers Phil

Hi, this edit covers a very large area and at least 3 countries. Please can you confirm that you have visited all of these places and in future it is helpful to local mappers if you can keep such changes to a sensible area. In the case of road surfaces that would be at most a town or village.
Cheers Phil

Hi, you have added a node in the same place as the library. Is this correct? Is the library elsewhere? Have you visited to confirm the location?
Cheers Phil

Hi, OSM doesn't have an Overlay. What are you fixing?

Hi, welcome to OSM. I think this edit has gone a little wrong as a field is a very improbable place to find a shop.
Please remember that OSM is a geographical database used by many people and applications and we only map what exists in the real world.
I am reverting this edit.

No response so reverting

Hi, welcome to OSM. Is there really a waterfall here?
Cheers Phil

Hi, this looks like a very odd route. What is the source please?

Hi, this edit seems to have gone a little wrong. I am a little curious as to why you have replaced these mini roundabouts with actual roundabouts? Imagery confirms they were mapped correctly.

Armchair fiction reverted

Hi, are you sure about this? Have you been there?
I suspect the the local mapper who added this got it right and as it is at the end of a quiet residential road it a oneway would be unnecessary. Also if it was oneway it would likely be clockwise?
Cheers Phil