| BRAY | Berkshire village, location of two three-Michelinstarred restaurants (4) |
| HUP | Preceder of "two, three, four" |
| TREE | Pear _ Cottage, location of two Emmerdale businesses (4) |
| ASIAMINOR | Location of two of the classical Seven Wonders |
| MIDSUMMER | Location of two maidens in solstice? (9) |
| EVIL | Wicked element in Berkshire village (4) |
| GARREG | Village location of the Brondanw estate of Clough Williams-Ellis, or part of the Welsh folk song "Dafydd, Y ... Wen or David of the White Rock" (6) |
| BEAULIEU | Hampshire village; location of Palace House, the home of the Montagu family (8) |
| QUAINTON | Village location of Buckinghamshire Railway Centre (8) |
| DATCHET | Thameside village, location of Windsorview Lakes (*chatted) (7) |
| KILMUIR | Skye village, location of the Flora Macdonald monument (7) |
| CARBOST | Skye village, location of the Talisker distillery (7) |
| EMMERDALE | Village location of the Woolpack (9) |
| SHAW | Robert of "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three" |
| AONE | "___, a-two, ___ two three four ..." (4) |
| HIKE | It might follow "one, two, three" |
| REPS | "One ... two ... three ...," in a gym |
| EINS | ___, zwei, drei ("one, two, three," in German) |
| EDEN | Its peak population was two (three, if you're counting the snake) |
| AFEW | Couple two three |
