https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8xj79z7g4o suggests that Wirksworth Heritage Centre has closed. Presumably Webster's Tea Room, that was part of the museum, has also closed.

These features would benefit from a survey to see what currently exists.

There's a peak named "Buckton Moor" here tagged as node/30000411 with source=npe. It seems weird to map something in the middle of a hollowed out quarry as a peak, but the source=npe suggests it might have been historically before the quarry opened. I guess it makes sense to tag the nearby area (outside the quarry) as Buckton Moor but not to tag it as a peak here any more. What do other mappers think?

All the buildings here have been demolished and the site fenced off ready for construction.

I'm fairly sure everything east of The Entertainer and west of The William Dampler no longer exists, including Glovers Walk, but I haven't mapped any of these as I want to avoid making mistakes.

This would benefit from a detailed survey or good local knowledge.

I think "The Ox" restaurant at node/9160895966 here might now be "Susan's": https://www.susansorientalkitchen.co.uk/

I'm fairly sure the taxi rank mapped at node/1185855368 no longer exists but this would benefit from a survey or good local knowledge.