| COWPARSLEY | In Powys, clear damaged hedgerow plant (3, 7) |
| RINGROAD | Clear damaged organ internally in heart bypass? (4,4) |
| TUBTHUMPER | Vociferous supporter of strike in plant (3-7) |
| MONTGOMERY | Town in Powys which was a county town until 1974 |
| ELDERBERRY | Purplish-black fruit of a hedgerow plant in the genus Sambucus, used to make jam, jelly, syrup and liqueur (10) |
| WILDGARLIC | Hedgerow plant with white flowers and an onion-like scent, also called ramsons (4,6) |
| ADELINAPATTI | World-famous opera singer who died in Powys in 1919 (7,5) |
| TORQUEMADA | Pseudonym used by Edward Powys Mathers, inventor of the cryptic crossword |
| WOLFSOLENT | Novel by John Cowper Powys (4,6) |
| NEWTOWN | Largest town in Powys, Wales, on the River Severn (7) |
| SPEED | Rush in rising river banks in Powys (5) |
| WYE | Hay-on-___, town in Powys (3) |
| BRECON | Born in Exmouth, this leading clergyman then moved to a market town in Powys (6) |
| WELSHPOOL | Market town in Powys (9) |
| INBUILT | Being an original feature of one new town in Powys, mostly |
| RADNOR | Former county now in Powys |
| MACHYNLLETH | The Centre of Alternative Technology is near this town in Powys |
| HAGIARCHY | Holy order's private teasing in Powys town |
| BRYNGWYN | WR Collett 'Hall' in Powys numbered 6974 (8) |
| LLANGORSE | Vast lake in Powys renowned for pike (*long laser) (9) |
