OSM note activities of SK53 for the last 12 months
Overall activities (12 months)
Opened: 18 (31%) Commented: 21 (36%) Closed: 16 (27%) Reopened: 4 (7%)
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Latest activities
Latest activities | The colored events are made by SK53 | Limit 500
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4829388
Category: StreetComplete
12025-06-28 11:55openedPeter Newman
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New housing estate here. Some still being built via StreetComplete 61.1
22025-08-13 06:10commentedSK53
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Gosh, forgot to add this when I surveyed before Xmas!
32025-08-13 06:37closedSK53
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Added
42025-08-24 11:38reopenedPeter Newman
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52025-08-24 11:38commentedPeter Newman
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Does https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1421964048 not need highway=construction too?
62025-08-24 11:41commentedSK53
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Yes would make sense :-). Aerial imagery is a bit difficult to work out where the access road.will be, but I presume off the bypass. The site slopes down to the bypass.
208111612020-02-06 17:22opened---Work clearing planting (& presumably demolishing buildings) has started here (6-Feb-2020). See https://mobile.twitter.com/urbinfonotts/status/1207346526084878338
22020-10-10 13:27commentedSK53
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Work hasn't progressed much since then (site cleared but no more). No construction started, possibly map as brownfield
32021-06-08 18:40commentedSK53
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More site clearing/levelling has happened but no sign of any action to start building.
42022-01-02 22:41commentedSK53
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Nada since then
52023-01-16 17:01commentedSK53
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Another year on, no work done
62023-02-04 14:57commentedSK53
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May have been a small amount of rebar laid in places
72023-12-19 16:09commentedSK53
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Some real active work started on 11th Dec 2023. Fence came down alongside footpath, the newly laid grass between there and the Leen was ripped up, additional footpath blocked out, trees planted & some concrete laid. To do this the footbridge is closed until 22nd Dec. Presumably they might actually build the PBSA which they've had planning permission for since 2019 at the latest.
82024-09-20 23:32commentedNathaniel Taulbut
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Some structure up now https://flic.kr/p/2qhz6ES
92024-11-23 09:26commentedSK53
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Yes, I really need to document the whole construction on Geograph as I have photos covering both abortive starts and the actual construction. Think it's a bit difficult to add the building still.
102025-08-11 10:19closedSK53
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Added as now visible on ESRi. Will probably need refinement once updated Bing imagery is available.
112025-08-17 09:58reopenedSK53
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122025-08-17 09:58commentedSK53
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Added as now visible on ESRi. Will probably need refinement once updated Bing imagery is available.
132025-08-17 09:58closedSK53
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105179712017-07-03 19:43openedSK53
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Some of the houses here are Claremont Villas, Hawks Road
22025-08-09 14:30closedWey2go
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Too vague to be useful and no longer used by residents here
32025-08-09 18:06reopenedSK53
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42025-08-09 18:10commentedSK53
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Really! These are live addresses along this road (as shown by, for instance, Zoopla https://www.zoopla.co.uk/house-prices/kingston-upon-thames/hawks-road/claremont-villas/kt1-3df/#!), someone local could just wall along it and spot them. I know they are in use because, until recently, friends of mine owned one. UPRNs etc may enable this to be resolved as it's possible that the Claremont Villas houses have a separate postcode from the rest of Hawks Road. Also if they are pre-war they may be on one of the out-of-copyright map layers.
52025-08-09 18:47commentedSK53
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I've now added more information. There are pairs of semi detached houses on the S side of the road with each pair of houses having their own postcode. I've resolved a few of the building names, but not Claremont Villas (the Zoopla page is inadmissible for OSM).
62025-08-09 19:07commentedSK53
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This old map shows all the addresses along this section of Hawks Road https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=19.0&lat=51.40821&lon=-0.29389&layers=173&b=osm&o=83
372163612023-06-05 13:56openedSK53
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This should be 28 Thompson Road, but only a single parcel is shown from the Land Registry data. There are two doors visible on Bing Streetside, but one appears to be blocked. Also no apparent hedge or fence.
22025-08-05 16:54commentedtomhukins
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https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1299123283 has been mapped as "28 Thompson Avenue" (Avenue, not Road) since you left this comment. I suspect this note has been resolved, but I'm not marking it as resolved due to the street name discrepancy.
32025-08-05 17:04closedSK53
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Yes should be Thomson Avenue & addresses have been updated by Wynndale since I wrote the note.
4847499
Category: unknown
12025-07-10 07:07openedSK53
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This track napped as siding looks incorrect, as ford assignment of Crewe-Derby to Platform 4. Trains have left from platform 3 since at least 2023.
252692412021-02-05 21:51openedMath1985
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Platform 5 is missing from the map
22025-07-10 06:48closedSK53
♦3,851
Seems fine now.
4831905
Category: unknown
12025-06-30 06:40openedSK53
♦3,851
building could do with adjusting to actial footprint (too large now)
4831897
Category: unknown
12025-06-30 06:33openedSK53
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Two memorial trees here: one to Nottingham Covid victims ( a Hornbeam) and immediately to the E one to an Iranian girl, victim of the Religious Police). I have coordinates of the first, but I think needs a more complete survey in relation to already mapped objects
4828678
Category: unknown
12025-06-27 20:26openedSK53
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There's a Rogue Tattoo on St Leonard's Road. I suspect they've moved from here as the latter address is on their website.
4828673
Category: unknown
12025-06-27 20:19openedSK53
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There's a tattoo parlour, Black Heron Tattoo, in one of these buildings. the shops look to have been unoccupied at the time of Paul the Archivist's survey 7 years ago (images in archive.org, e.g., https://archive.org/details/windsor-2018-09-15/Windsor%202018-09-15/DSCN7725.JPG). Website: https://www.blackherontattoo.ink/
248432012021-01-03 21:55openedSK53
♦3,851
85 new houses to be built here
22025-06-17 14:54closedSK53
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Roads mapped now.
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Category: unknown
12025-06-14 17:55openedSK53
♦3,851
No longer a restaurant, but 4 holiday apartments (ground & first floor) IIRC
223571812020-06-20 10:00openedSK53
♦3,851
This is the 2 Sisters meat packing factory/abattoir closed because of a Covid-19 outbreak. It may have changed name.
22024-06-01 23:37commentedceirios
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I believe this has now closed
32025-06-07 07:10closedSK53
♦3,851
Have updated to reflect closure back in 2023.
160593812018-12-01 15:00opened---This corner marked as part of the Capital is actually a ventilation tower for the dock branch of the Queensway tunnel. It was probably tied into the Capital when the 1960s/70s walkways were built. The walkway went over Fazakerley Street and one route went to the Old Hall St entrance to Moorfields.
22018-12-01 15:30commentedSK53
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Twas me
32025-05-23 13:44commentedSmithyScotland
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Have taken photos and will remap
42025-05-28 16:53commentedSmithyScotland
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Note with photos here - https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?note=4713393#map=19/53.408230/-2.994244
52025-05-28 16:59commentedSK53
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@SmithyScotland great work you're doing here and 'over the water'. I never get quite long enough to do proper mapping when visiting family, or, in this case, 'cos I worked in The Capital 25 years ago & sometimes rushed to Moorfields station along the remnants of the elevated walkways.
62025-06-02 13:39closedSmithyScotland
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Have updated "New Quay Ventilation Station To The Mersey Road Tunnel" as it's known on Wikidata
4530818
Category: unknown
12024-11-24 02:50openedSK53
♦3,851
Fellows currently closed, supposed to be reopening Dec '24
22025-04-29 09:07commentedkevjs1982
♦777
The canal end of this building is now carrying Castle Rock branding with the name "Canalhouse Bar" while on the side facing the canal is old signage saying "The Canal Museum" and underneath "Meganandtinks" (which is a name carried on a canal boat alongside "Nottingham Narrow Boat Project Ltd) Has this building been split into two?
32025-05-02 07:46commentedSK53
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Had a browse through recent Nottingham CAMRA newsletters, and the only item is this one in December: • Fellow Morton & Clayton reopened on 20 November 2024
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Category: unknown
12024-12-10 13:19openedSK53
♦3,851
defibrillator & bleed control kit on platform side of this building
22025-05-01 14:39commentedFlynn_
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Is this the defibrillator or are there two on the platform? https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/12090252344
32025-05-01 16:22commentedSK53
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Yes, I'd think do. Seen from the train, so location of note probably a bit displaced. I think it's the same as the one at Penzance station, which I think I tagged in detail. AFAIK they exist on every station in Cornwall.
42025-05-01 16:47closedFlynn_
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Closing as mapped then
52025-05-01 17:09reopenedSK53
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62025-05-01 17:10commentedSK53
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Not mapped accurately, as the bleed control kit is not mentioned. This is the one at Penzance https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/12802693216
72025-05-01 17:14commentedFlynn_
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Ah, sorry. I didn't know you could tag those. Please do let me know if I've done it correctly
82025-05-06 10:34closedFlynn_
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4581978
Category: unknown
12025-01-08 18:00openedtomhukins
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The road here mapped as https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/85394929 has the name "Hartshead Inn" which I suspect is incorrect. The road leads to Hartshead Inn, mapped as https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/957808869 but I suspect the road itself is unnamed.
22025-04-28 03:35closedSK53
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agree, removed, downgraded to service too
109727312017-08-09 08:06openedmsevilla00
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bilingual name: These Penglais /Penglais Terrace
22023-12-10 00:28commentedceirios
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‘These’ is not a Welsh word, perhaps you mean ‘Teras’? It’s also currently mapped as Penglais Road in English and not Terrace
32024-02-21 15:07commentedSK53
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Likely Rhes Penglais and possibly only applying on one side of the road
42024-02-21 15:10commentedSK53
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Likely this terrace https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/433110897
52025-04-27 09:43commentedmsevilla00
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I remember it was a board with the bilingual name at the bottom of the street/road. Someone in the ground could check it. Cheers.
62025-04-27 09:54commentedSK53
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Further down Rhes Penglas / Penglas Terrace as seen on Bing Streetside (and therefore usable). It will apply solely to the single terrace and I'd expect housenumbers to be distinct from those on Fford Penglas / Penglas Road. Link: https://www.bing.com/maps/streetside/?&cp=52.416087~-4.077647&lvl=17&dir=46.145&style=x&q=
72025-04-27 09:56closedSK53
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And I added the relevant detail to the byilding=terrace some time ago, https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/433110897#map=19/52.416277/-4.077459&layers=N. So I think this can be resolved.
82025-04-27 11:21reopenedmsevilla00
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92025-04-27 11:21closedmsevilla00
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Great! Thanks
53215612016-03-23 19:53openedSK53
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Construction happening here now. Really needs a survey soon.
22016-08-03 14:02commentedkevjs1982
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First survey of the new road layout done from partial GPS and observations. Looks like works are approaching completion (former road / new southbound c/way being surfaced ; pedestrian crossings being installed)
32019-03-24 13:13commentedkevjs1982
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Need to find out what this estate is properly called. Developers call it Edwalton Chase/Fields/Park but all the new cycle signage directs you to "Sharphill". Currently mapped as different suburbs under the development names,
42025-04-15 17:29commentedkevjs1982
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To add to the name confusion - the buses run to Edwalton Fields!
52025-04-15 17:42commentedSK53
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Might be worth splitting the residential areas up according to the development names (usage will probably decay over time), possibly with place=neighbourhood and keep the suburb as Sharphill alt_name=Edwalton Fields
62025-04-17 19:48commentedkevjs1982
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Ageed. A Suburb existed of "Sharp Hill" but this is the least common form of the three that has been used (I'm the only one to have ever edited). Changed to name=Sharphill alt_name=Edwalton Fields alt_name:2=Sharp Hill which captures all three variants. The development names are now all neighbourhoods.
72025-09-28 11:14commentedAethonatic
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Split the Sharphill suburb boundary and label so that it is more inline with other suburb labeling, hope this is okay with you all.
82025-09-28 11:22commentedAethonatic
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Also, if it helps, the Rushcliffe Borough Council refers to the suburb as "Sharphill".
4604551
Category: unknown
12025-01-27 23:42openeddlhcarnivalLea Shaw has been closed since 2023. The road is not accessible by pedestrians or vehicles
22025-01-27 23:42closeddlhcarnival
32025-01-27 23:42reopeneddlhcarnival
42025-04-13 18:48closedSK53
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396760712023-11-01 10:21openedSK53
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Large flat area. Covered reservoir?
22025-04-13 17:22commentedtomhukins
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Does this note refer to the same area as https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1233325108 ?
32025-04-13 18:48closedSK53
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Most likely!
390679612023-09-24 20:59openedSK53
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Most of these houses are listed
22025-03-25 22:10commentedIwerne
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Your Note prompts two questions. Q1 - Should we be tagging 'Listed' status? OSM is supposedly about physical characteristics, not abstract descriptors? Q2 - There are allegedly over 4000 Listed buildings in Bristol, virtually none of them tagged as such. Where do we start? At what point can we close this Note?
32025-03-25 23:07commentedSK53
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Almost certainly all of them are so tagged, but with a wikidata tag giving no clue as to why such a tag has been applied. Listed status is much more explicit and easily verified: for instance it's not too hard to guess if something might be listed. It also has substantial value in OSM as a proxy for nice places, and as a guide if one is looking for places to buy (listed buildings have stringent planning rules).
290570612021-10-22 11:53openedMark Greenhalgh"On the side of Turton Pavillion building, next to the notice board, just past the shipping container storage walking from to the parking area." POI has no name POI types: emergency-defibrillator OSM data version: 2021-05-24T07:43:34Z #mapsme
22025-03-24 02:05commentedSK53
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added
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Category: unknown
12025-03-21 18:24openedSK53
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Je crois que cette batiment est numèro six, rue de l'Industrie. Siège social de Telmat, est aussi siège de Visorando. I think this building is number six, Industry Street. Headquarters of Telmat, it is also the headquarters of Visorando.
65490412016-08-02 21:40openedAndyGee001This is the correct location for the postcode ST10 1RH. All of the online maps and satnavs that I have used show this postcode at the location of Freehay Quarry, about 2km west of here, which is run by Hansons Aggregates.
22016-08-02 21:48commentedSK53
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Would be interested to know why you think its here. Official sources of data (including Royal Mail who own postcodes) think its at Freehay Quarry. See this map where you can select different public postcode sources http://oscompare.raggedred.net/?layers=BTFTTF&zoom=16&lat=52.9681&lon=-1.97296. Note these are centroids, it's possible that buildings sharing the postcode are some distance away (furthest is around 11 km somewhere in Scottish Highlands)
32016-08-02 21:57commentedAndyGee001I actually work there and visitors to our plant & offices are always complaining that they end up at Freehay Quarry. We usually give the postcode of the Queens pub (ST10 1RF) to folks that we know are coming to the site, with instructions to find us from there.
42025-03-13 23:58commentedDorneyLake123
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The website gives the postcode ST10 1RF https://www.tarmac.com/locations/Croxden-Bagging-Plant/
52025-03-16 18:50closedAndyGee001The postcode for the Bagging Plant had always been ST10 1RF, as was the original northern area of the quarry, though I wasn't aware of that 8+ years ago. I attempted to indicate with my marker on the map where I believe the edge of the area that bounds ST10 1RF and where I believed the boundary of ST10 1RH began, 1RH suffix being the official post I was instructed to use. I worked further down the site at the mortar plant which was a later addition to the business, and not part of the quarry operation. I also now know that depending on where you look for the info that the area where I worked at Croxden Quarry (in Freehay) could also be said to be within the area bounded by ST10 1RJ. The Freehay Quarry (in Mobberley) has the postcode ST10 1TR and also shows to be ST10 1RH. Moving further east from Freehay Quarry the next area is given as ST10 1TS. Since my first comment on this, the postcode for the bagging plant appeared to have been adopted and used for the rest of the site in all the info and documents I dealt with later. So it appears that ST10 1RF would be the most appropriate postcode to use as this indicates the entrance to the site, off Coppice Lane.
62025-03-19 09:27reopenedSK53
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72025-03-19 09:31closedSK53
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Since this discussion started NSUL data from ONS allows one to look at individual UPRNs linked to postcodes : this is ST10 1RF https://uprn.uk/postcode/st101rf. Oddly ST10 1RH looks very similar. But both confirm the OP. (Closing again)
4667648
Category: unknown
12025-03-16 20:10openedSK53
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another Scots Pine here
4667647
Category: unknown
12025-03-16 20:10openedSK53
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one of these Limes might not exist, couldn't tally counts
4531123
Category: unknown
12024-11-24 10:24openedThyQuaint
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Development of Alvaredus is reportedly complete, a survey of the area would be much appreciated. https://www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk/mag/property/vistry-group-completes-first-homes-at-alvaredus-in-fairham-nottingham/
22024-11-24 11:26closedThyQuaint
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32024-11-24 11:26reopenedThyQuaint
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42024-11-24 11:55commentedThyQuaint
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Correction: Only a small number of houses are actually complete, the rest is still under development. Nevertheless, a survey would still be appreciated.
52025-03-12 09:37closedSK53
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207842112020-02-03 20:50openedSK53
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path access to terraces here needs checking, was untouched from my edits in 2009. Have used street light data to hopefully make a bit more accurate
22025-03-12 09:36commentedSK53
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Have now added more, even the back alleys to provide access to back gardens (and rubbish bins.) are lit.
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Category: unknown
12025-02-15 19:16openedSK53
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All trees on this side of Parker's Piece are London Planes. There is a small group of Alders (Alnus cordata?) in the southernmost corner.
22025-10-01 13:25commentedMex
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added some taxon to these nodes
413460112024-03-01 20:57openedLe BayonnaisUniversité de Cambridge page 3
22024-04-27 13:33commentedDorneyLake123
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likely personal note
32025-02-15 19:10closedSK53
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Agreed, no actionable info. Closed.
4628462
Category: unknown
12025-02-15 19:09openedSK53
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A couple of ordinary benches here.
22025-04-12 09:34closedkmpoppe
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Duplicate of https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/4628461
4628461
Category: unknown
12025-02-15 19:08openedSK53
♦3,851
Couple of ordinary benches missing here.
22025-05-23 00:01closedCycleStreets
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Added benches in https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/166633430 .
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Category: unknown
12025-02-15 19:07openedSK53
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⁶Don't think a single crossing is best representation here. The separate pedestrian crossing is obscure enough on the ground. I'm pretty sure we've discussed how to map these in the past (might find a link when I get home). Specifically this representation is poor for people with limited sight.
22025-05-23 00:23closedCycleStreets
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Remodelled in https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/166633680
4616899
Category: unknown
12025-02-06 08:48openedSK53
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there are 2-3 shallow steps here with a ramp next to the building. the ramp has a handrail and tactile paving, but no tactile warning of the steps.
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Category: unknown
12025-02-03 05:07openedDorneyLake123
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name=q https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1259175444
22025-02-03 17:28commentedSK53
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Yes, was probably trying to orthogonalise it. Not aware that it has a name as it's the only funerary chapel on site.
32025-02-03 17:30closedSK53
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Name deleted
284330112021-09-09 12:37openedSK53
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My sister descended a steep & loose path hereabouts direct to Ilam Rock & the footbridge. It's not on OSM, but from her description obvious from above, whereas the it not obvious that the public footpath continued.
22025-02-01 21:50commentedMalcolm Boura
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According the definitive map that is the official footpath. I haven't walked it but from the bottom it looks a lot more difficult than the alternative to the north.
32025-02-02 19:28commentedSK53
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I would strongly advise adding a sac_scale tag (at least demanding _mountain_hiking). If this is on National Trust land it might be worth contacting their mapping team (there should be a page on the wiki).
764412013-06-14 16:41openedSK53
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Looks like overgrown green space of some kind on Bing. What's happened/happening to it?
22016-05-25 18:53commentedSK53
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Established to be former sports ground/tennis club. Difficult to establish current status. There's a thread on Nottstalgia about it.
32025-01-06 09:40commentedMex
♦6,775
still showing as scrub on sat image 8 years later
42025-01-06 11:34commentedSK53
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Yes, don't think anything has changed. I walked past a couple of years ago. I think it's OK as brownfield, although scrub could be added. There is a developing needed too, presumably next to the Daybrook. Given the Daybrook often floods, bit surprised that there's apparently been no intervention.
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Category: unknown
12024-12-28 18:37openedSK53
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Glee Club moved to Thurland St last year
4546730
Category: unknown
12024-12-08 09:03openedSK53
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defibrillator to right of front door of pub
22025-03-05 19:00commentedDorneyLake123
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where's the pub?
234938312020-09-15 11:33openedSK53
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QMC proposing a 5 storey car park here, which I presume means Bell Fruits are no longer on site. See https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/new-1500-space-car-park-4514949
22024-11-23 09:32commentedSK53
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There's a ground car park here on part of the site. I have photos & GPS traces so should update the data.
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Category: unknown
12024-09-29 13:34openedNathaniel Taulbut
♦69
Can't see this gun emplacement on the ground, is it behind the fence or no longer here?
22024-11-23 09:31commentedSK53
♦3,851
Yes, it's behind the fence. Originally there were two advertising panels here set back at an angle with a bit of waste ground (with good weeds) here. They blew down and the new fence was put in closer to the road. It is only a circular metal plate (presumably embedded in concrete).
32025-02-13 11:54closedNathaniel Taulbut
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removed billboards, added note on the node that it's behind the fence
383659312023-08-16 10:19openedfirstaidnottFirst Aid Course Nottingham 65 Saint Peter's Street Nottingham NG7 3EN United Kingdom +44 115 678 0488 https://www.firstaidcoursenottingham.co.uk First Aid Course Nottingham: Empowering You to Save Lives When it comes to emergencies, being equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide immediate assistance can make all the difference between life and death. Emergency Treatment Course Nottingham is a reputable and renowned training provider dedicated to empowering individuals with essential first aid abilities in the Nottingham area. With a commitment to creating a much safer community, they offer a variety of comprehensive first aid courses tailored to different needs and ability levels. Why Choose First Aid Course Nottingham? Expert Instructors: First Aid Course Nottingham boasts a team of highly qualified and also experienced instructors that are passionate about teaching life-saving techniques. Their instructors have real-world experience, which ensures that participants receive practical and also current training.
22024-11-23 09:27closedSK53
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