OS Open Data slippy maps?

Has anyone put together on-line slippy maps for any of the OS Open Data sets? Specifically OS Open Map - Local?

The wiki page I thought should contain any relevant info appears a bit out of date: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Ordnance_Survey_Opendata

opendata os slippymap

asked 15 Jul '17, 22:47

DaveF
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(15 Jul '17, 22:57) andy mackey

Isn't that one of the datasets which is out of date & not being updated by OS any more?

(15 Jul '17, 23:03) DaveF

I thought OS were not updating that form of mapping any more.Is that a new product (your link) and is that free like the older one.

(17 Jul '17, 16:48) andy mackey

I'm unsure why you're asking that. It clearly say "free digital map products", "Open Government Licence" & many of the update are this year.

(17 Jul '17, 18:04) DaveF

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Luke Smith of Grough magazine posted to the talk-gb list in April 2016 about such a project: https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-gb/2016-April/018740.html.

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answered 17 Jul '17, 13:17

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Thanks This is very interesting. He appears to have done some 'fuzzy' comparison as footways & buildings have no duplicates between OS & OSM mashup.

(17 Jul '17, 18:17) DaveF

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