| COOLASACUCUMBER | Collected letters provided by a secular mob (4,2,1,8) |
| POST | Letters provided by job agency? |
| GAMMAS | Letters provided by classics teachers maybe after school (6) |
| WORDS | Collected letters of poet without value |
| PROFANELY | Academic joins a new city in a secular way (9) |
| PROFANE | Priest with a note to occupy volatile foe of a secular nature (7) |
| ARCH | Chief feature of a secular Christmas (4) |
| CONCORDAT | Pact between the Vatican and a secular government |
| HUMANIST | One with a secular or human-centred philosophy (8) |
| MARK | Appointed in April last year, businessman ___ Mitchell is the 606th High Sheriff of the county, a secular post that dates back more than 1,100 years; his Lexus, Mitchell Mazda and Mitchell Skoda showr |
| STILE | Type of structure (other than a gap, gate or kissing gate) provided by a landowner on a right of way (5) |
| BANKSTATEMENT | A summary provided by a financial institution of the transactions on a customer's account (4,9) |
| PREBEND | A payment provided by a cathedral to a canon in its chapter (7) |
| GRANGEMOUTH | Good line provided by a spokesperson in a big refinery (11) |
| PORTIA | A place of refuge, one provided by a moon of Uranus (6) |
| NOOSE | Nothing in front of aircraft is provided by a lynch-mob (5) |
| ACCRA | Capital provided by a country's leader a endless stuff (5) |
| VICARAGE | An official residence provided by a church; in Holmes Chapel, near Crewe, The ___ is a refurbished 17th-century Grade II listed country pub with rooms (8) |
| GRANT | A sum of money provided by a government or public fund to finance educational study, overseas aid or building repairs (5) |
| CANTEEN | A restaurant provided by a company or college for its staff or students (7) |
