| WESTMINSTER | Borough of Greater London that contains the Houses of Parliament |
| HAYES | Part of Greater London that lacks boundaries, certainly (5) |
| HOUNSLOW | Borough of Greater London, on the River Thames (8) |
| ENFIELD | Harry --, comedian; borough of Greater London (7) |
| BROMLEY | Largest borough of Greater London; from Anglo-Saxon, 'glade where broom grows' (7) |
| LEWISHAM | Inner borough of London that contains the Horniman Museum (8) |
| KINGSTON | Royal borough of Greater London |
| ILFORD | Large town in Greater London that is the administrative headquarters of the London Borough of Redbridge |
| WAPPING | Dockside district of east London that contains the Thames River Police Museum (7) |
| BROMPTON | Cemetery in London that contains the Chelsea Pensioners Monument (8) |
| SMYTH | Composer of The March of the Women suffrage anthem jailed for throwing a rock through a window of the Houses of Parliament (5) |
| BIGBEN | What is the name of the hour bell in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament, Westminster? (3,3) |
| STAINES | Town on the left bank of the River Thames on the western fringe of Greater London (7) |
| BIG | Nickname of the bell in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament (3,3) |
| BEN | Nickname of the bell in the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament (3,3) |
| PUGIN | Designer of the interior of the Houses of Parliament (5) |
| KENSINGTON | ____ Gardens, public space in London that contains a bronze statue of Peter Pan (10) |
| ACTONE | Bit of drama in part of Greater London, to the East (3,3) |
| METROPOLITAN | --- Police, the organisation responsible for the policing of Greater London (12) |
| CHAMBER | A room; an underground cavern; a hall of justice; one of the houses of parliament; or, part of a gun bore (7) |
