I agree this looks like Middlesmoor STW as Micklefield STW is close to the A1M south of Wetherby, but my involvement is "in passing". The original addition seems to have been made by OSM user Welshie (Changeset #117887694). I guess iD invited me to update old tags on the STW whilst saving other changes in the village.

Sorry, don't remember doing this, but I think it will be in the animal sense of the word. In other words it is probably a stud farm for horses. Looks a bit odd, so happy if you want to delete it.

This seems to be a "feature" of the iD editor. In Allowed Access, when you set All=no and Foot=permissive, then it sets access=no.
These are permissive footpaths.
Will check all the tags for these recent edits.
Thanks.
Andy.

The DEFRA Magic website shows the extent of the Holme Dunes NNR. My guess (and it is only a guess) is that the NOA reserve does not overlap with the NNR.
A start on that might be to align your mapping with the northern edge of Broad Water? (Broad Water is in the NNR.)

s/DEFA/DEFRA/

The fixme is still valid, I only attempted to sort out the seaward extent after visiting. A check of DEFA's MAGIC map indicates that the extent of the reserve needs more work.

I see the problem but am not convinced that I am the source ... not something I would knowingly do. As a start I have removed all the barrier tags added to landuse tags in this area. A check on the history of one of these problem areas suggests that user smb101 is the source : way/337415057/history#map=16/52.2147/0.0271

Unintended edit, shop key restored

Thanks, fixed now.

Hi Mike,
Thanks for fixing. I didn't spot that in some of my recent updates.
Cheers.
Andy.

Hi dikkeknodel,
The spot height of 209m came from a DEM and digital map generated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS SCISTAMAP sheet 3). This is the source of all my additions 3 years ago.
Andy.

All my changes should now have been reverted.

No problem, I asked just in case you had done it before.
Might need to grab JOSM, but anything perl'ish is usually my favourite.
Leave it with me.

If the OS OpenData is more accurate then I have no problem with reverting my changes. The bing imagery is quite poor in places.
I have no experience of reverting changes, do you want to do this or should I give it a try?

The reason why I made the change was that the original was badly aligned with bing aerial imagery. Are you telling me that you have independant GPS location information that suggets that OS OpenData is the best source?