Please be polite.
The paper name on the timetable matches the data. The naptan number is in the bottom right hand side of the timetable on street has now been included - for reference it is now included on every paper timetable stop in the city.
The real time information was updated last night via a data feed to the stop.
I'm not overly sure what you mean by repainted signage as there is none on this shelter other than the removal bus stop flag- which isn't painted on or the shelter number which I didn't update the information for.
The services added to this stop were confirmed as stopping there not only by an eye witness via CCTV but also a tracking application that can see where services stop. The services removed have been cancelled by the operator - this information can be found on the department of transport website via information supplied to the traffic commissioners office.

You misunderstand what I am saying. I manage the data which also means that I update the on street information.

I hold the naptan dataset- as this is my job to keep it up to date on behalf of the highway authority. The edits that have bean made are inline with the most recent edits I just made to the data set.

Please can you explain why you are removing redundant but correct, tags?

I am an old editor from Bristol with a new login to match my job change. I would appreciate it if you did not refer to the work done by other members without considering that I have also been trained to do this.

The highways agency, BCC, have confirmed that both of these edits are acceptable and are classified as open data. Considering that they, not OSM, hold the responsibility for this I am at a loss as to why you are querying it. Also, as this data is on several open data platforms, including BODS, as previously mentioned, I have substantiated it with a source.

So, just to clarify. You are disputing the editing of the name of a road that is
1) obviously the name of a road;
2) published as a name of a road in several open data sources;
3) has been confirmed as the name of a road by BCC who are the highways authority for the area and whom have also confirmed that it is open data- as it is the name of a road?:
4) would be beneficial for people visiting both a hospital during a pandemic and to find bus stop to get to a supermarket as they could track to it?

On the ground of the ordnance survey data- which is not the data I have chosen to use.

Additionally the name of this road has been complied in BODS which I access and maintain for the area.

I have called both the council and the highways authority to determine the actual recorded name of the road and cross referenced this with the data on pinpoint and locally held information including business records and council tax information.