| UNDERMILKWOOD | 1954 radio drama set in the fictional Welsh fishing village of Llareggub (5,4,4) |
| ARCHERS | Long-running radio drama set in the fictional vilage of Ambridge, The _ (7) |
| LLAREGGUB | Fictional Welsh fishing village, setting of the Dylan Thomas radio drama Under Milk Wood (9) |
| MILKWOOD | Shortly before his death, Welsh poet Dylan Thomas narrated on radio his famous work set in the village of Llareggub, Under ... (4,4) |
| FIREMANSAM | British children's TV series set in the fictional Welsh rural village of Pontypandy |
| SLEDGE | A type of toboggan; a similar vehicle for conveying goods up and down the steep cobbled street in the fishing village of Clovelly; or, an insult aimed at a fellow player in cricket (6) |
| STAITHES | Traditional fishing village of North Yorkshire, popular with visitors (confused atheists?) (8) |
| UNDERMILK | Play for voices by Dylan Thomas, about the people of Llareggub (5,4,4) |
| WOOD | Play for voices by Dylan Thomas, about the people of Llareggub (5,4,4) |
| CORACLE | Traditional Welsh fishing boat (7) |
| DYLAN | Welsh poet who wrote the 1954 radio drama Under Milk Wood, _ Thomas (5) |
| UNDER | _ Milk Wood, 1954 radio drama by the poet Dylan Thomas (5) |
| DAIBREAD | Bigamist baker in 1954 radio drama Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas |
| THOMAS | Poet and creator of the fictional fishing village "Llareggub", who, in Fern Hill, reflects on his childhood visits to his aunt's farm in Wales, including its apple boughs, foxes, nightjars, owls and p |
| MILK | Under - Wood ; 1954 radio drama by Dylan Thomas (4) |
| CADERIDRIS | One of the Welsh mountains contrasted with Llareggub Hill by Rev Eli Jenkins in Under Milk Wood |
| HOMEFARM | Fictional residence and estate owned by the Aldridge family in the radio drama The Archers (4,4) |
| GLEN | Monarch of the ___; television drama set in the Scottish Highlands (4) |
| INDIAN | Drama set in the last years of The Raj (------ Summers) |
| SPOTLIGHT | Oscar-winning drama set in the offices of The Boston Globe newspaper |
