I use http://www.ramblers.co.uk/walksfinder/search.php? for group walks and I record the footpaths on my GPS. I also look at the local newspapers to see what may be changing such as new roads and buildings. After doing a survey I like to add building sites, new streets and even proposed new roads. I once asked at a police station where a new street was, They had no idea, OSM can solve that problem. I walk around new developments to get a good estimate of layout as it will be a while before Ariel Images catch up, note down road names and after talking to the locals about OSM ask them for the post code. Still think there's not much to do? see See how detailed some map to. http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.21762/-0.06383&layers=N to: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.21762/-0.06383 happy mapping

I use http://www.ramblers.co.uk/walksfinder/search.php? for group walks and I record the footpaths on my GPS. I also look at the local newspapers to see what may be changing such as new roads and buildings. After doing a survey I like to add building sites, new streets and even proposed new roads. I once asked at a police station where a new street was, They had no idea, OSM can solve that problem. I walk around new developments to get a good estimate of layout as it will be a while before Ariel Images catch up, note down road names and after talking to the locals about OSM ask them for the post code. Still think there's not much to do? see how detailed some map to. http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.21762/-0.06383&layers=N happy mapping

I use http://www.ramblers.co.uk/walksfinder/search.php? for group walks and I record the footpaths on my GPS. I also look at the local newspapers to see what may be changing such as new roads and buildings. After doing a survey I like to add building sites, new streets and even proposed new roads. I once asked at a police station where a new street was, They had no idea, OSM can solve that problem. I walk around new developments to get a good estimate of layout as it will be a while before Ariel Images catch up, note down road names and after talking to the locals about OSM ask them for the post code. Still think there's not much to do? see http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=18/52.21762/-0.06383&layers=N happy mapping