| BURTON | Staffordshire town Taylor went for more than once (6) |
| UPGRADED | Went for more memory, say |
| KEPPEL | Egghead Judith when double-parking in Staffordshire town gets upset (6) |
| BURTONONTRENT | Staffordshire town, noted for breweries (6-2-5) |
| ORDERS | Bookings for more than one group in The Abbey? (6) |
| IBERIA | A name for more than one European country (6) |
| DEACON | John _, bass guitarist with Queen for more than 20 years (6) |
| RAPIER | Ransomes & _ _ _ _ _ _ - Suffolkbased manufacturer of railway equipment for more than 100 years (6) |
| SETTEE | Seat for more than one person (6) |
| SCYTHE | Large cutting tool used in agriculture for more than 3500 years (6) |
| EDWARD | King for more than fifty years in the 14th century (6) |
| PROFIT | Money made by selling something for more than it cost (6) |
| UTTOXETER | Staffordshire town, reputedly spelt in more than 70 ways since it was "Wotocheshede" in the Domesday Book |
| BURTONUPONTRENT | Staffordshire town known for brewing |
| BURSLEM | Staffordshire town sometimes called the mother town of Stoke-on-Trent (7) |
| TISANE | A mildly medicinal herbal infusion, as sold by Atkinsons, of China Street, Lancaster, coffee roasters and tea sellers for more than 175 years (6) |
| ATKINS | Actress who has played Isaac Dingle's relative Charity in Emmerdale for more than two decades (4,6) |
| LATOUR | Renowned estate in the Medoc region where wine has been produced for more than 600 years (6) |
| EUCLID | Whose work Elements has been used as a student geometry text for more than 22 centuries? (6) |
| GREEDY | Eager for more than one's share |
