| OPENMIKE | A session in a pub or club where members of the public are invited to perform comedy or sing (4,4) |
| LAPJOINT | Disreputable dancing club where members meet? (3,5) |
| MIC | Informal word for an acoustic device such as that used at an "open" club/pub session where anyone is invited to perform (3) |
| ALPACAFARM | Where members of the camel family are raised for their fleecy fibers |
| TAVERN | Inn where member of the clergy comes over in brown (6) |
| INCAMERA | Of a legal hearing from which the public are excluded (2,6) |
| OPENTIME | Frank M joined members of the public taking turns in the pub? (4-4) |
| CUSTOMER | A member of the public in a shop amazingly cures Tom (8) |
| CLUBROOM | Where members of society may meet (4,4) |
| PARLOUR | From "speak", an apartment set aside for conversation in a monastery or convent; a family sitting room; a milking shed; a snug in a pub; or, a shop selling ice cream or pizzas (7) |
| PHONEINS | Radio programmes featuring calls from members of the public giving their opinions (5-3) |
| AUDIENCE | Members of the public viewing TV show (8) |
| HENPARTY | Celebration where only women are invited (3,5) |
| HOSTELRY | Old-fashioned name for a pub or hotel (8) |
| CIVILIAN | Member of the public |
| BAR | Element in an electric fire; narrow block of chocolate or gold; counter in a pub; or, a court of law (3) |
| FREEZONE | Parliamentary division where members can choose for themselves (4,4) |
| FREEVOTE | Parliamentary division where members can choose for themselves (4,4) |
| ISLAND | Desert - Discs; with the opening theme By the Sleepy Lagoon, radio programme where guests are invited to imagine themselves as castaways (6) |
| CAPTAINSTABLE | Killer includes suitable, steady horse stud - a place where the chosen are invited to eat (8,5) |
