| HILDA | Iconic Corrie character Mrs Ogden had maybe about one pound (5) |
| OGDEN | Iconic Corrie character, Hilda ----- (5) |
| LYNCH | Bet ____ was Julie Goodyear's iconic Corrie character |
| LIVID | Furious about one pound and six pence I can no longer spend (5) |
| BUILT | Save about one pound and made a house (5) |
| AGNES | First name of Brendan O"Carroll's character Mrs Brown. (5) |
| APRON | Protective garment worn around the waist of Beatrix Potter's hedgehog character Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle(5) |
| EXILE | Banish one with Lee, maybe, about eleven (5) |
| EPODE | Nothing deep maybe about this sort of poem (5) |
| TREEN | Wooden utensils, maybe -- about ten boxes (5) |
| DECCA | Mr Donnelly maybe about to see record producer (5) |
| TREES | Elders, maybe about to split deposit up (5) |
| NIOBE | She wept for Ben maybe, about ten |
| NAEVI | Russian maybe about to shelter English moles |
| IGAPO | Shout of grief maybe about passage that gets flooded periodically |
| JEAN | ___ Alexander, iconic Corrie actress behind Hilda Ogden (4) |
| THESPICEOFLIFE | Variety actors have no answer to ground coffee, about one pound (3,5,2,4) |
| LEAVES | Aldous Huxley novel featuring the character Mrs Aldwinkle (5,6,6) |
| THOSEBARREN | Aldous Huxley novel featuring the character Mrs Aldwinkle (5,6,6) |
| BRADLEY | Iconic Corrie villain who was played by the late Mark Eden (4,7) |
