| OUTERHEBRIDES | On the periphery, he accompanies newlyweds to Scottish islands (5,8) |
| HEBRIDES | He takes newlyweds to see Scottish islands (8) |
| BRIDE | Newlywed to start bike journey (5) |
| DRAWBRIDGE | Attract newlywed to cross key part of castle, perhaps |
| COLLABORATION | Sailor comes to Scottish island with speech -- gets folk working together (13) |
| INNERHEBRIDES | Scottish islands which include Skye and Mull (5,8) |
| SAW | Tool for cutting solid materials to prescribed lengths or shapes. Most take the form of a thin metal strip with teeth on one edge or a thin metal disk with teeth on the periphery. Usually the teeth ar |
| DINING | What's eating those on the periphery of the dinosaurs' meeting? (6) |
| BUSKER | Motor-coach on which he accompanies some learnerdriver, the same going with the grain (6) |
| SIDEKICK | Close companion generally regarded as a subordinate to the person he accompanies (8) |
| ESCORT | He accompanies the commanding officer with the rest deployed around (6) |
| RETIREE | About to go to Scottish island as one out of the rat race? (7) |
| REFRACTOR | Telescope seeing far on the periphery in nuclear device (9) |
| SUBURB | Area on the periphery of a city (6) |
| ASPIRING | Ambitious foursome you"ll find on the periphery from 17, did you say? |
| HIKERS | They raise a serious constitutional rumpus on the periphery |
| EXCERPT | Part right, but on the periphery (7) |
| MOOD | Character on the periphery of Monaghan neighbourhood (4) |
| PUTREFY | Go off place with scripture study firmly on the periphery |
| THEMANDUS | Those in opposition named jerks, accordingly on the periphery (4,3,2) |