Thanks Loshu. It's a few years since I was there...and well over 50 since I last rode those trains with my grandparents! Appreciate the update as it's not my usual patch.

Hi - I now understand this to be part of Topcliffe Street, a small residential road at present not identified on the map. Are you local? Can you confirm please?

Hi - welcome to OSM and thanks for working on the map. It's best practice to state what you have done in the changeset remarks and include remarks on your survey/visit.

I've slightly amended the address structure of this changeset to confirm to OSM guidance. I'll DM you to see if I can assist further. Welcome to the map!

Big thanks for that. I passed by on Wednesday but couldn't see over the massive hedge and decline to pay them for the privilege!

Consider using the OSM wiki tag if this is a streetside manufactured wetland/infiltration planter (what an amazing invention!). Here's the Wiki URL:
man_made=bioswale

Thanks for these RHS updates. Are you able to confirm the 'under construction' status of roads there (they've been mapped like that for years now and no construction is visible from the main road)..? Thanks.

Okay, I found a segment of isolated carriageway, a construction road, and then the main road network. I've sorted although it's a developing estate and will need a fuller survey.

This road is disconnected from the main highway by a stretch of 'under construction' road. From a quick visit, I'm aware the estate now has occupied houses and several other roads. Are you able to resurvey and correct this please?

Fab work Maptapper! I will be visiting the area this afternoon just north of Sale Lane/Manchester Road (Fri 24 July) if I can help with anything. There's a new solar farm planned for the top of this area.

Hi John - I've got some further details on this building which is split into maisonettes. Do you have any more mapping for this street? I did some work recently sorting the spiky buildings round here. See my DMs. Happy to work with you, cheers.

Updated as per wiki. Thanks.

I've revisited the shape (which is complex) presuming it hasn't altered since I was there last week. Peers may review the name tag though. I've also used the not:name tag to clarify that it's not the Atherleigh Way. Thanks!

'Neighbourhood' would be a better tag for Lilford than 'hamlet' as the documentation specifies hamlet should be for small rural communities. Compare the wiki tagging for Bedford area or Hooten Gardens.

Thanks for that: I've just not seen this done on other single-property retail areas. Can I adjust the polygon so it doesn't cross partway through the building itself? Happy to help (I shop there regularly!).

Just wondering if it necessary to identify the area with the same name as the tag on the large supermarket which is the only outlet in that polygon? I've not seen this practice before.

Hi - did you get any information on the county border here and the land use at the end of Sandbook? I've started work on the spiky buildings but conscious of doubling up. Thanks!

Hi John - I started work on Church Street recently trying to straighten the spiky buildings and tag them correctly. I've got some details for this part of Orrell too if you need a hand. See my DMs. Best wishes!

Why is this railway line now tagged as cycleway? It's a major piece of infrastructure.

You're doing terrific work, thank you for doing such valuable gatekeeping and management at a level I can only dream of. It's appreciated.