Fair challenge. The SC wording is "Any person visiting a specific place (e.g. customers only)" where I took customers to mean customers of the uni - i.e. students (there is a note saying to get the key from <location>).
There is a note on the wiki saying "Member-only clubs are generally tagged as access=private" which is probably closer to what this is - particularly as the SC wording is "Only individuals with permission" - which I guess one receives when visiting the hall warden or whoever to get the key.
Adjusted in changeset/191279124

From the below order - only one road fits the description.

LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
(BAY HORSE LANE, BAY HORSE, LANCASTER CITY)
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 2026

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Section 14(1) (a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to temporarily prohibit traffic on the roads set out in this notice.
1. No person shall cause any motor vehicle to proceed over that length of Bay Horse Lane, Bay Horse from A6 Main Road to property known as Lancaster Barn BnB.

Looks like node/12986543456 was glued to a footway which has been moved slightly by the import. Likewise with node/12980804089.
Nice work by the way!
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Nice work. I wasn't sure if they were temporary for some event, but if they've been there since at least the summer I guess not!

Ooops! Thanks

Reading the wiki, I think it makes sense to use healthcare=clinic for the outpatient areas. It might be a pain to keep up with though! I think the addr:housename should reflect the name of the building rather than what is (currently) inside.
As an example, Ward 1 is in Medical Unit 1. It is not currently an inpatient ward but is used as a shared area for the John Dyer Wound Clinic and Community Midwives, but the entrance to the building is also used by many other departments - you wouldn't want to list them all.
Hospital appointment letters that I've seen list the floor and building - in theory you could take any entrance to the building, and signage might indicate if not. It's a shame that there is no entrance-amenity relationship. I don't fancy doing a bunch of indoor mapping!

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Fair enough! Either way it was enough to prompt me to double check with Mapillary and we made the map a little more accurate!

Tweaked in changeset/189396891 following mapillary review. (thanks for highlighting, Gurglypipe)

This is partly a case of "tagging for the router/renderer", but hopefully not mis-tagging.
OSMAnd was suggesting to "turn slightly right" when going north up the A6 due to the alignment of some of the ways. Strictly speaking I think the guidance is that as only paint is separating the carriageways except at the lights, most of this should be a single way, but I don't think it warrants merging back together.
Also fixed a few other issues in the area, including some no-op turn restrictions on one-way ways.

Hello, I drove past today and it looks like the sign at the end has been renamed :)
Thanks for making the map better!

Hey, thanks for adding this, there was no street name for the western/southern end last time I surveyed there, but I could see from the numbering it was a different street to Dropple end and Comhar Close.
Are you sure that Hassock Avenue goes all the way to Scotforth Road though? Last I checked it was signed as Dropple End at the entrance - although maybe it was temporary?

Awesome, thanks for confirming!

Hello! What was your source for the name "Brownfield Farm" please? I'm seeing some references to "Browfield Farm" in this area and wondering if they are the same? I'm not sure that the name is visible on Aerial / Satellite imagery though!

Thanks! I apparently can't spell!

Thanks, I should have added it earlier! I think you just updated the description though, so I added it in changeset/181545900

Thank you! I've made some tweaks in changeset/180967220 to reflect that, but feel free to amend further if that's not right!

Welcome to OSM, and thank you for adding the house number here. Are you familiar with the area?
I surveyed there a month or two back, but wasn't sure if that building (numbers 6/7) was apartments or not as there was a wide open garage at the bottom. Would you describe it as just two single-family homes, split down the middle, or is it divided further?
Thanks!

Looks like the original was missing a digit, but that is from a source that we can't use on OSM. I've added a note to resurvey the phone number in person.

Are you sure?

The Lancaster area code is +44 1524. +44 151 is a Liverpool area code.