| BEACHYHEAD | Chalk headland in East Sussex south of Eastbourne |
| BEACHY | & 6D Chalk headland in East Sussex south of Eastbourne (6,4) |
| HEAD | Down Chalk headland in East Sussex south of Eastboume (6,4) |
| IFORD | Village in East Sussex south of Lewes (5) |
| ECLIPSE | Obscure pieces of film found in outskirts of Eastbourne (7) |
| ERODE | Eat out in bar in outskirts of Eastbourne |
| PEVENSEY | And Westham and Bay, consecutive stations east of Eastbourne (8) |
| ENERVATE | Drain dilapidated tavern in suburbs of Eastbourne (8) |
| ELEVATE | Put up valet working in suburbs of Eastbourne (7) |
| ENMASSE | Altogether new service in outskirts of Eastbourne (2,5) |
| EBB | Movement of the sea west of Eastbourne bed and breakfast (3) |
| GENTEEL | Well-mannered chap left beyond the outskirts of Eastbourne (7) |
| EDUCATE | Train outside of Eastbourne carrying coin (7) |
| HAILSHAM | Town north of Eastbourne (8) |
| EKEOUT | Travelling to UK, outskirts of Eastbourne with husband (3,3) |
| LEAPYLEE | Stage name of Eastbourne-born singer Graham Pulleyblank, best known for his 1968 single Little Arrows |
| SISTERS | Seven _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , a series of chalk cliffs in East Sussex between Seaford and Eastbourne (7) |
| MEDE | One of the old folk from sea front in Eastbourne |
| TROUSER | Pocket for everyone in Eastbourne, say, in retirement (7) |
| SUNTRAP | On old travel posters, Eastbourne was the ____ of the south |
