| EXIGENCY | Pressing need of way-out bloke two times removed to outskirts of city (8) |
| OLDMEN | Dress model to accompany new and worn-out blokes (3,3) |
| INFOCUS | Sharp cousin, several times removed, biting head off fellow (2,5) |
| MOMENTOUS | Significant flash blokes two guys regularly visited (9) |
| URGENCY | Why end it when you are beginning to see the pressing need of it? (7) |
| URGENT | Get run out, being in pressing need of attention (6) |
| HEMAN | Some of them angered by beety bloke (2-3) |
| PILL | Medicine in time removed from sack |
| GARB | Clothing a long time removed from useless stuff (4) |
| ANNOY | Needle in time removed from loudspeaker |
| SUBURBAN | Relating to outskirts of city (8) |
| EYECANDY | One's found stunning spot next to outskirts of city? (3,5) |
| OSWESTRY | To find Shropshire town, take Ordnance Survey compass point to outskirts of Rugby (8) |
| BACKAWAY | Wake up abruptly and get taxi, returning to outskirts of Athy to make retreat |
| MALAGASY | Person from Madagascar or Spanish port going to outskirts of Sydney (8) |
| CYCLISTS | Riders from outskirts of city head to central arena (8) |
| NIGHTOWL | Later, he's active close to outskirts of Whitehall (5,3) |
| CATEGORY | Ruin or gate in outskirts of city makes the grade (8) |
| CROCKERY | 60s' rebel in outskirts of city - Delft perhaps? (8) |
| ANNECY | Queen goes to outskirts of city, one in Eastern France (6) |
