| VERANDAH | This covers over and a haven for spiders inside (8) |
| SPUDWOOD | Bordered by the Bridgewater Canal, ___ ___, Lymm, was planted in the 1990s on a former potato field, from which its name derives; the park is now a haven for birdlife (4,4) |
| SHELTERS | Provides a haven for |
| BOOKSHOP | A dealer in dictionaries, emporium for editions, haven for hardbacks, retailer of reads, store for stories or other bibliopolic paradise for the purchase and perusal of bound paper or pen-and-ink publ |
| BASEMENT | Place for spiders, pipes, and old yearbooks |
| PUTTOBED | Sent across green covers over black finalised for printing (3,2,3) |
| COALPITS | Shaped plastic covers over mines (8) |
| ATTERCOP | Obsolete or dialect word for spider or ill-natured person (8) |
| WORKSHOP | A haven for mechanical labour, where a 16 Across would take place for example. (8) |
| KERCHIEF | This covers head - king, queen, premier |
| HARBOUR | A haven for boats and ships; or, by extension, a place of refuge (7) |
| SCABBARD | Dull way to pay for reversing this cover |
| EYESHADE | British passport used to feature this cover (8) |
| ALTEREGO | Peter Parker for Spider-Man: 2 wds. |
| REPAPERS | Covers over |
| REEF | Some are effectively a haven for marine life |
| LUNDY | Devonshire's ___ Island, once a haven for pirates |
| HEDGES | Natural boundaries that can be a haven for wildlife (6) |
| ARBOUR | Leafy glade that's a haven for cockneys (6) |
| BATHOUSE | Safe haven for cave dwellers? |
