| GOVAN | Area of Glasgow formerly associated with the weaving, coal and shipbuilding industries |
| THEGORBALS | A district of Glasgow, formerly known for its slums (3,7) |
| EARLS | London exhibition hall formerly associated with the Royal Tournament (5,5) |
| CORBY | New town in Northamptonshire formerly associated with the steel industry (5) |
| YOKER | Area of Glasgow linked to Renfrew by a ferry (5) |
| CITGO | Gas company formerly associated with 7-Eleven stores |
| VALE | And 20D. Town in Blaenau Gwent, Wales, formerly associated with the steel and coal industries (4,4) |
| KERKRADE | City in the Netherlands on the German border formerly associated with the coal-mining industry (8) |
| EBBWVALE | Town in Blaenau Gwent, Wales formerly associated with the steel and coal industries (4,4) |
| SAINTCLOUD | Residential western suburb of Paris formerly associated with the porcelain industry (5-5) |
| EBBW | & 23A Town in Blaenau Gwent, Wales, formerly associated with the steel and coal industries (4,4) |
| STALYBRIDGE | Town in the Metropolitan Borough of Tameside, Greater Manchester formerly associated with the textil |
| TINPAN | District of Manhattan, New York, formerly associated with the popular music industry (3,3,5) |
| CREMONA | Italian city on the Po formerly associated with the manufacture of violins (7) |
| ABERDARE | Town in Rhondda Cynon Taf, Wales, southwest of Merthyr Tydfil formerly associated with the coal industry (8) |
| REDRUTH | Town in Cornwall northeast of Camborne formerly associated with the copper-mining industry (7) |
| MERCHANTCITY | Area of Glasgow once home to the tobacco lords and their warehouses (8,4) |
| TILBURG | University city in North Brabant, Netherlands formerly associated with the woollen industry (7) |
| AMARILLO | US city in NW Texas formerly associated with the helium industry (8) |
| CONCEDER | He gives up clubs formerly associated with the German (8) |
