| Note | # | ⏱️ Last updated | Event | Contributor | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5294984 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 5 days ago | opened | JackML | Cambridge South railway station, scheduled to open on 28 June 2026. Station shown here but incomplete and unlabelled. |
| 5287730 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 10 days ago | opened | JackML | Green Works Night club / music venue Unite 5, 16 Clothier Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 5PS |
| 5260900 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 29 days ago | opened | JackML | Henbury station under construction. South Gloucestershire Council approved planning permission for the new Henbury train station in October 2025. Brabazon station opening Autumn 2026, confirmed by GWR. Both stations are part of the same MetroWest Phase 2 scheme. |
| 3582782 | 1 | ~ 3 years ago | opened | southglos ♦513 | Planned new North Filton railway station https://travelwest.info/projects/north-filton-and-henbury-train-stations/ SGC application P21/06296/F |
| 2 | ~ 2 months ago | commented | JackML | Station will be named Bristol Brabazon. Evidence: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn08lpxrxz3o | |
| 3 | ~ 29 days ago | commented | JackML | Station will open Autumn 2026. Confirmed by GWR. That's soon. Please indicate on map. | |
| 5245090 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 1 month ago | opened | JackML | Mailbox Tunnel Built during the ‘70s, the 400 m-long tunnel was used to transport cages full of mail to and from New Street Station’s Platform 12. It doesn’t appear on any maps. So let's have it appear here. Info source: https://secretbirmingham.com/secret-underground-tunnel-mailbox/ |
| 5236973 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 1 month ago | opened | edi1979 ♦3,096 | Magna tram train stop opens 09 April 2026 |
| 2 | ~ 1 month ago | closed | Bram Kuiper ♦5 | ||
| 3 | ~ 1 month ago | reopened | Paul Berry ♦2,162 | ||
| 4 | ~ 1 month ago | commented | Paul Berry ♦2,162 | Note reopened as the map needs updating to reflect the new station opening. | |
| 5 | ~ 1 month ago | commented | JackML | Tram stop, not station. | |
| 6 | ~ 1 month ago | commented | JackML | Please ignore my comment. Tram Train station. | |
| 7 | ~ 1 month ago | closed | Bram Kuiper ♦5 | ||
| 5240491 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 1 month ago | opened | JackML | New school building now complete and in use. Additional pedestrian access where darker green area meets Kelston Road (top left corner). https://newsroom.bathnes.gov.uk/news/council-delivers-ps53m-energy-efficient-expansion-st-keyna-primary-school |
| 5240478 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 1 month ago | opened | JackML | Tintagel Close flattened. Construction of its replacement by Curo underway. Completion scheduled for January 2028. Entire green-coloured area east of main footpath is now fenced off. https://keynshamvoice.co.uk/2025/12/07/demolition-work-to-start-on-tintagel-close/ |
| 5232722 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 1 month ago | opened | JackML | Zero2 Bus Museum Poole Street Great Yeldham Halstead CO9 4HP https://www.zero2busmuseum.com/ |
| 5113101 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 4 months ago | opened | JackML | This is the new location of Motion, the nightclub and music venue. Address: 2 Victoria Terrace, Bristol BS2 0TD. Confirmation: https://motion-bristol.com/contact/ |
| 2 | ~ 4 months ago | closed | JackML | Cancel this note. The pin moved of its own accord. It is now in the right place. | |
| 5113103 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 4 months ago | opened | JackML | This is the new location of Motion, the nightclub and music venue. Address: 2 Victoria Terrace, Bristol BS2 0TD. Confirmation: https://motion-bristol.com/contact/ I added the same note a few minutes ago but it disappeared. |
| 2 | ~ 4 months ago | closed | RedAuburn ♦5,912 | is added https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1328586795 fixed the type though | |
| 5097398 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 5 months ago | opened | JackML | This is where I put the pin. How did it get moved? It's a mystery. We will never know. |
| 2 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Discussion continued at original, incorrectly-placed note: https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/5069980 | |
| 5069980 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 5 months ago | opened | JackML | Course of Mylnes Culvert incorrect at this point. I have an Environment Agency map showing the correct course: • St Stephens Street • Under St Stephen's Garden • Along Marsh Street to Prince Street. A stormwater culvert runs from my pin and under the Centre to Cascade Steps. This is the culvert that many Bristolians believe is the River Frome, as it was before the construction of Mylnes Culvert. If you need to see the map you can email me: jackmartinleith@gmail.com. Thanks for giving this your attention. Jack |
| 2 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Hi, did you mean to locate this pin here? I've just happened on to it by chance and can't quite figure out what you intend to mean. The route you're describing seems to be that which I've mapped | |
| 3 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | JackML | Looks like you've not read my note properly. Mylnes Culvert, runs from Stone Bridge beneath Quay Head (southern tip of Electricity House), around the EAST side of St Stephens Church (there's a curve here) then following the course of Marsh Street to Prince Street, thence picking up the route you've mapped. Also from Stone Bridge there's a stormwater culvert running beneath the centre to No.1 Harbourside bar, what many Bristolians wrongly believe to be the Frome outlet. You've conflated the two culverts. Hope this is now settles the matter. I've been studying this topic for many years and can provide evidence if you need it. | |
| 4 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Right, and that is how it is currently mapped. Why have you placed this pin on Frogmore St? | |
| 5 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | JackML | I didn't put the pin there. I put it on Quay Headm by Milk Thistle. Your mapping puts Mylnes Culvert under Broad Quay, which is incorrect. The culvert below the Centre is a separate entity that terminates below Cascade Steps, close to No.1 Harbourside. Two culverts. Mylnes Culvert goes around St Stephens Street and then follows Marsh Street. Please escalate this issue as you seem unable to make sense of my words. | |
| 6 | ~ 5 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Please know that I'm not affiliated with the OSM Foundation or data working group - I'm a member of the public with an interest in open source maps. There is no-one to 'escalate' the issue to unless an OSM-contributor suspects vandalism to the map database has occured. I would recommend you familiarise yourself with the concept here: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/ For clarity, the new pin you've just made at the correct location (https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/5097398), but let's continue the discussion here for convenience. The route of the Frome into the floating harbour before the construction of Mylne's Culvert is represented by the following way: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1449669104 This was, until a month ago, included in the River Frome relation, based on OS maps from before Mylne's project and which are no longer to copyright, but are, as you point out, no longer up to date. The Frome relation now includes Mylne's Culvert as it is, as you say, the course which the water follows under normal conditions: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/2863283 I mapped this route from design drawings of Mylne's Culvert after receiving permission from Bristol Archives to do so. These drawings show the route approximately (probably within 10m). If you have access to information which could improve the accuracy and is compatible with OSM's terms of use (https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Licence/Contributor_Terms) - fantastic! I would suggest familiarising yourself with how to edit the map and correct it directly yourself, acknowledging the source of the changes and including in the changeset comments a confirmation that the source meets the OSM's Contributors Terms | |
| 5051691 Category: Unknown | 1 | ~ 6 months ago | opened | JackML | This site is now Global Centre for Rail Excellence, currently under construction. There are various track diagrams online. This one is very clear: https://expedition.uk.com/project/global-centre-of-rail-excellence/ As you can see, the rail line enters from bottom left and feeds various test tracks. There's a Wikipedia entry at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Centre_of_Rail_Excellence. This will be a significant facility for south Wales and the UK rail industry, and updating the map will be widely appreciated. Thanks. JML |
| 2 | ~ 6 months ago | commented | ceirios ♦2,334 | Hi Jack, We can't copy from other maps and diagrams unless we can confirm that the licence is compatible for use in OSM. Please see https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright | |
| 3 | ~ 6 months ago | commented | JackML | I'm not suggesting that you copy it. Just pointing out that the current map is out of date and providing some clues for correction. Please do some research, as I have, and correct the current error, rather than fobbing me off. Thanks. | |
| 4 | ~ 6 months ago | closed | ceirios ♦2,334 | ||
| 4290860 | 1 | ~ 1 year ago | opened | JackML | Old Malt House is a community arts and music venue named Jam Jar. See https://www.thejamjarbristol.com |
| 2 | ~ 8 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Now updated. Give it a few days and let me know if any further edits are needed | |
| 3 | ~ 6 months ago | commented | cryptickryptos ♦227 | The Old Malt House, as in the performing arts theater, no longer exists. Old Malt House still remains as the name of the building and is thus in the address of the Jam Jar; I'd update this myself although the way the building is mapped makes me uncertain as to which specific part of the building is the Jam Jar vs other units. | |
| 4 | ~ 6 months ago | commented | JackML | Thanks. Club395 is at the same address. https://www.club395.uk/ It's a separate business. Best wishes, Jack | |
| 5 | ~ 6 months ago | commented | mstrbrid ♦155 | Both Jam Jar & Club395 are mapped as separate nodes, along with all the other businesses which occupy the Old Malt House. I've double-checked businesses today in person with one of the Club395 managers. Seems like the default OSM Carto 'map' doesn't render amenity=events_venue, but they are all there, searchable and visible on apps which do show events venues, so you'll find them there on whichever OSM editor you prefer |