While you're waiting for a fix (it's been a few weeks now), you can use http://bikehike.co.uk. You only get 1:50K maps but better than nothing. You can then export to a file and import into UKH - use kml format as the UKH gpx import still doesn't work properly.
Why not to use open source maps (Open Cycle Map and Open Street Map with hill shades and counter lines over layer)? Free and more detailed than Google or Bing.
Hi Pete, it's still Bing Maps but there's a problem with the Ordnance Survey layer. We're using version 6.3 of the Bing Maps API. It's scheduled to be discontinued on November 30, 2016 but they've obviously not included the OS layer in that roadmap
We've got to pretty much rewrite our code for the mapping from scratch since version 7 is so different and it's quite a big job. We'll endeavour to get it fixed ASAP.
> While you're waiting for a fix (it's been a few weeks now), you can use http://bikehike.co.uk. You only get 1:50K maps but better than nothing.
Except, strangely though, when they've used up their daily allocation from OS and the 'OS' side of the map defaults to Bing instead. Then it switches from 1:50k to 1:25k as you zoom in.
Hmmm... That may explain why my carefullu-retained old version of OruxMaps no longer fetches OS mapping from Bing. I guess they've fiddled with the API...
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