| ROADMAP | A plan or strategy intended to achieve a particular goal, especially in politics (4,3) |
| RESOLUTION | Decision to change a destructive habit, form a new favourable one or to set a goal, especially in the New Year (10) |
| COOPERATIVE | Mutual assistance to a common goal, especially an agricultural business run by its members, one such association of farmers in Soller, Mallorca is the oldest in Spain (11) |
| CAMPAIGN | Series of military operations intended to achieve a goal (8) |
| BIGOT | One blindly intolerant to the views of others especially in politics, race etc. |
| CLOUT | Influence; power of effective action, especially in politics or business |
| TACTICS | The manoeuvres used, or plans followed, to achieve a particular short-term aim (7) |
| GOSSIPS | An abstract idea; a plan or intention; or, an invention that helps to market a product (7) |
| BISHOPS | Prelates known collectively as an episcopacy; or, chesspieces associated with the development or strategy of fianchettoing (7) |
| INANDOF | Intended to achieve (2,3,2) |
| INAIDOF | Intended to achieve (2,3,2) |
| AGAINST | To disagree with a plan or activity (7) |
| EXECUTE | To carry out a plan or computer instructions (7) |
| SURF | To browse TV channels or the internet without a particular goal in mind (4) |
| ASPIRANT | One with a desire to achieve a particular job or title (8) |
| SATISFICE | Pursue a course of action that will achieve the minimum requirements of a particular goal |
| TACTIC | A plan for attaining a particular goal (6) |
| DRAFT | Word, similar to that for a puff or a pull, for a plan or preparatory sketch (5) |
| TEAMUP | Work together to achieve a particular aim (4,2) |
| ITINERARY | From the Latin for "journey, road", a plan or record of a trip or voyage; or, a guidebook for travellers (9) |
