| INORDINARY | Being a regular attender, this person has no right on a railway to limit noise (2,8) |
| GRANARY | Female relative on a railway to see storage site? (7) |
| SPITE | Impish person has no right to such malice (5) |
| FREQUENTING | Being a regular visitor to a certain place (11) |
| AUCTIONEER | This person has lots to sell (10) |
| GOER | An energetic person; a fast car; a feasible idea; or, a regular attender of a church or a cinema, for example (4) |
| ADHERENT | At short notice, present a good book to a regular attender (8) |
| GARYPLAYER | Georgia, a musician, taking railway to see golfer (4,6) |
| PASTRYCOOK | Pieman's gone by railway to county fair |
| STREAMLINE | Run railway to increase efficiency (10) |
| SPIRAL | Name given to a technique for a railway to ascend steep hills (6) |
| PATRON | No part for a regular attender (6) |
| PERMANENCY | Do commuters expect railways to have it ? (10) |
| DEPARTMENT | Doctor, male attender tackling pressure in section (10) |
| IHAVEIT | This person has a certain appeal, making a claim to know the answer (1,4,2) |
| SNOWDON | The highest mountain in Wales at 1085 metres, featuring a railway to summit (7) |
| MENSWEAR | What can a chap put on? This person has wrong answer (8) |
| ESTUARY | Established a railway to cross middle of rough waterway (7) |
| EXCURSIVE | Joining former scoundrels, this person has to be going off-topic (9) |
| SEWER | We are all in the gutter here, but this person has a needle and thread? |
