Welcome to OSM! Trees are good. Can you add species name too? If not, no worries.

The accuracy of all these are dependent upon the width of the pencil/crayon that someone, way back, used to draw them onto a paper map. Which was then digitised (by a team in India I'm told) so I'm sure many errors have crept in. They are a useful guide though.
Hope the data are useful. I should probably query PCC about a more recent version, when they are fully staffed again.
Cheers.

Glad to help. As for change monitoring I use a local install of whodidit. The original one at https://simon04.dev.openstreetmap.org/whodidit/ was broken for a while but has now been fixed again. I just really monitor Pembrokeshire as that's about as far I'm prepared to drive to check stuff.
I've noticed lots of driveway additions lately. Not checked any.

Regarding the Health Centre car park. IIRC The car park bit isn't one way, only the service road around the back of the building.

Just for reference I've put the Pembs public paths at https://saxicola.carto.com/tables/paths/public These data are from PCC via RowMaps so should be accurate. Obviously should not be used as a direct source for adding to OSM.

Thanks. I failed to notice that.

Please don't add fictional buildings to OSM. It is a live map used by people all over the world who reley on it being accurate and up to date.

I'm curious about the additions and subsequent deletions here. Did any of this actually exist? Potential planning or just experimenting with the map?

You appear to created an apartment in the middle of the street and a bar in a garden. Is this correct? I assume anyone can turn up at the bar.

I did that, oops.

Glad you got your critical supplies! Stay safe and keep mapping.

Is your home really in the middle of the road?

Is there no longer a road/path here? I see that it was mapped as a bridleway.

How tall is this peak?

Is this area of grass really named PSQ?

Welcome to OpenStreetMap, but I have a question. What's your source for the name of this gate?

Isn't the monument already mapped?

Glad to help

South Pembs is especially complicated as the original names would be English or derived from Norse or Flemish. I don't like the idea of making up Welsh names for places that have never had them.

It also seems redundant when cy:name and en:name are the same as name.

Can you tell us what the original research was? I've never heard it called West Williamson.