| THEYARD | Those people are on a road to London's police (3,4) |
| SKISLOPE | Kiss Pole wildly where people are on a slippery path (3,5) |
| AUPAIRS | Foreign nannies are on a higher level? No way! |
| CLASSES | Figure the girls are on a course (7) |
| PLUMMET | Drop choice to lead London's police force (7) |
| MALLARD | Duck under a road to shopping precinct |
| ORCHARD | Children between old river and a road to source of fruit? (7) |
| PETARDS | Walk backwards across a road to find explosive devices |
| INNARDS | Interior parts of pub beside a road to the south |
| YARDARM | Mary travelling round a road to find part of ship's spar (7) |
| CROYDON | London borough - home to London's original airport (7) |
| EASTEND | Take some of Bea's ten dogs to London's Cockney area, say (4,3) |
| BOULEVARD | Almost game five, on a road to another road (9) |
| LOSTCAUSE | Parasite consuming castaway - it's on a road to nowhere (4,5) |
| SPEEDBUMP | Protuberance on a road to slow traffic (5,4) |
| HIDEAWAY | Hurried, we hear, on a road to refuge (8) |
| FARMYARD | Initially follow land force on a road to agricultural setting (8) |
| LADYANNEBARNARD | Lay-about daughter mentions article shed on a road to writer and painter (4,4,7) |
| ALLTHEYEARROUND | On the whole those people are different getting golf without a seasonal break (3,3,5) |
| EDGE | What people are on during a nail-biter |
