More heads does indeed make for faster learning, and I would certainly be
interested in this idea. As for the blue plaques, I agree that a picture of
the person (or even the building) would be more personal than an image of
the plaque itself. I guess we might be able to find some photos on
wikipedi
Hi Stuart
Glad you like the map.
The English Heritage data is a bit flaky. I've been working from a pdf list
prepared by BCC some time ago which is much more accurate - also the layer
in the self-service planning map(only for checking purposes of course!)
which I guess comes from the same list
M
Stu,
I had missing Local view tiles at full zoom last week. Just in some areas,
pan the map and elsewhere they were present. I was looking in the Four Oaks
area at the time.
Cheers
Andy
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lester
Sent: 26 November
Hi Brian,
Really liking the map. I too have played with TileMill and Leaflet, doing
some self hosting similar to what Andy has done.
I'd be interested in trying to catch up with Rob and yourself so we could
share ideas and experiences. I appreciate I'm pretty flaky for getting to
OSM meetings, I
Hi everyone
Well, having worked some more on cleaning and populating the data - guess
what? The data is by no means complete or accurate. It's pretty good -
probably about 95% complete and 95% accurate. It's just the usual annoying
"almost perfect but not quite there" that we come to expect from g
