I set service:bicycle:retail=yes on The Myton Hospices because it seems quite unique within the town in selling used bicycles in addition to the usual charity shop stuff, so thought it was worth tagging.

I requested review on this.
Particularly unsure whether my tagging is correct (and splitting into separate nodes) for Assist Trauma Care and Guiding Young Minds.
See 'note' and 'fixme' tags on those for more details.
Thanks.

I decided to add the details anyway, in case anyone is willing to do any deeper digging to work out whether it still exists or not.

Photo survey, see Flickr album linked below.
https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCMVmi
I'll leave the photos online for as long as I can but it probably won't be forever.

It's on level 2 (as was Dunelm - level=1 was an error).

I've tagged it as leisure=bowling_alley, just based on that being the first thing listed on the sign. The full list from the sign is in the description tag.
I haven't actually been up and looked at it.

If anyone can think of a better, more general, leisure=* tag feel free to apply it.
Also if anyone actually visits this please add more details.

There's another store front between Rugby Tap and ex-Gymophobics, which I've located with help of Bing imagery. Unfortunately my photo was too distant to capture the full name and type of the store, so I've used shop=yes and a temporary partial_name tag instead. See fixme.

My photo shows Gymophobics livery is now gone, and a family member also agrees it's gone, so that's enough for me to have confirmed it as disused.

I meant '"Rugby Tap" instead of "Rugby Tap Room"' in my last comment.

Rugby Tap: The sign and website both call it "Rugby Tap" and "Rugby Tap Room" so I've changed the tagged name to suit.
Only updated check_date instead of survey:date as I've not verified anything but the continued existence of this - all other tags like outdoor seating etc could be wrong.

Photos were taken on 26 Jan, so that's the date I've put in check_date or survey:date as appropriate.

My photos didn't extend beyond the museum. I wasn't doing a full survey of everything on this street, I just happened to take a picture of these with the street furniture. So I haven't included updates to Rugby Tap Room or Gymophobics in this particular update.

On the Webb Ellis shop and museum tag I used check_date instead of survey:date because I didn't look any closer than "does this still exist".

On Tadi Market I used cuisine=afro_carribean instead of cuisine=african or cuisine=carribean because that's what it says on the tagline under the shop name.

For Curtains By Design I called it shop=interior_decoration rather than shop=curtain because the sign by the door lists much more than curtains including paint. See description field on node for sign contents.

GPS trace used: osm.org/traces/12186849/data
I cycled around the new streets repeatedly to hopefully get reasonable accuracy.
Some service roads are also on the GPS track but not mapped yet.

Photo album on flickr: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCJvj4
I haven't put in all details from all the photos. GPS on photos might be a bit inaccurate.

The foot,bicycle,horse=yes access tags on the bypass paths on the verges around the gate are predicated on this being public highway with motor traffic forbidden.

Extent of change is Crowthorns. Picked sidewalk:left=no on section where the footway is completely separated by hedge - if someone were to get on this footway they couldn't cross to Staveley Way for example.

Thank you gnesss. Does this mean my changeset is valid, given the supporting if inconsistent signage?

Note my imagery_used tag was in error - this is based on surveying drive, not Bing imagery.