| NOTEWORTHY | New Town theory, remarkable |
| EDINBURGH | This Scottish capital city's aesthetic and political heart still lies in its small historic core, comprising the Old Town and the New Town. The medieval Old Town and the Neoclassical New Town were des |
| PINGSHAN | Area in the New Territories of Hong Kong between Yuen Long New Town and Tin Shui Wai New Town |
| CORBYN | Party leader at new New Town first (6) |
| LIVINGSTON | Largest town in West Lothian, Scotland, designated a new town in 1962 (10) |
| AENON | Come up with a new name for a new town in the south-west (5) |
| TELFORD | A town in Shropshire, designated a new town in 1963 (7) |
| CRAWLEY | Town in West Sussex designated a new town in 1956 |
| STEVENAGE | Town in Hertfordshire designated a new town in 1946 |
| EASTKILBRIDE | Town in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, designated a new town in 1947 (4,8) |
| HEMEL | --- Hempstead, town in West Hertfordshire designated a new town in 1947 (5) |
| INDOLENT | Lazy may get a new benefit payment at new town, initially (8) |
| GLENROTHES | Town in Fife built as a new town following World War II (10) |
| REDDITCH | New town south of Birmingham |
| PETERLEE | New town in County Durham (8) |
| WELWYNGARDEN | "New Town" of the 1920s (6,6,4) |
| LEAMINGTONSPA | Pleasing to man, new town (10,3) |
| KEYNES | Economist followed English poet to new town |
| WIDNES | Poor deliveries around new town in Cheshire (6) |
| BASIL | Don followed him to a new town (5) |
