| GOAWRY | Travel with a Western railway gets to turn out badly (2,4) |
| APPROVE | After setback dad gets to turn out OK |
| GAL | Girl with a western accent? |
| UNWISE | Apt to turn out badly |
| BURNT | Beef starter to turn out badly? (5) |
| VARY | Volume on a railway gets to fluctuate (4) |
| TARRY | The sailor on the railway gets to loiter (5) |
| FRAY | First piece of furniture, article in railway, gets to become threadbare (4) |
| ROLLIN | Saxophonist Sonny with son gone gets to turn up (4,2) |
| ROADIE | Informal word for a technician who travels with a band on tour; or, a wheeler who rides on highways as opposed to cross-country trails (6) |
| STRIDE | Way to travel with a long step (6) |
| BLEACH | Around fifty, strand gets to turn white (6) |
| ARIARY | Music on railway gets you money in Africa (6) |
| CHERRY | Singer on railway gets fruit (6) |
| CASTLE | Name given to a Great Western Railway HST short set (6) |
| ROBERT | Civil engineer employed by London and South Western Railway whose projects included Kew Railway Bridge and Meldon railway viaduct (7,6,9) |
| BRUNEL | Isambard Kingdom, English engineer associated with the Great Western Railway (6) |
| ROTANK | A Great Western Railway flat wagon (6) |
| ARGYLL | Passenger ship operated by the London and North Western Railway and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1909-23 (4, 2, 6) |
| ALBANY | Passenger ship operated by the London and North Western Railway and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1907-14 (4, 2, 6) |
