| EASTCOKER | Village two miles south of Yeovil |
| LOOSE | Kent village two miles south of Maidstone famed for comical references to its Women's Institute |
| BYGRAVE | Manor Farm village two miles north-east of Baldock (7) |
| CLONEGAL | Named Ireland's Tidiest Village two years running. (8) |
| STAPELEY | Hamlet two miles south of Nantwich; the parish includes Broad Lane and Butt Green, and parts of Artle Brook, Haymoor Green and Howbeck Bank (8) |
| SALE | Greater Manchester town two miles south of Stretford (4) |
| ERDDIG | Grade-1 listed National Trust property two miles south of Wrexham (6) |
| BATHGATE | Town in West Lothian, Scotland, 2 miles south of the Neolithic burial site at Cairnpapple Hill |
| WESTCAMEL | Village about seven miles north of Yeovil (4,5) |
| ILCHESTER | Village and civil parish, situated on the River Yeo, five miles north of Yeovil |
| QUEENCAMEL | Village on A359 north of Yeovil (5,5) |
| SHERBORNE | Town, famous for its abbey, a few miles east of Yeovil |
| OVATION | At a top theatre in the centre of Yeovil, four actors were surprised to receive a sustained show of appreciation from the audience (7) |
| OVEREAT | Gorge in middle of Yeovil, a tree ruined (7) |
| GLOVERS | The ....... , a nickname of Yeovil (7) |
| BELLY | Ring head of Yeovil corporation (5) |
| HUISH | ___ Park, home ground of Yeovil Town FC |
| ORANGERY | Old park-keeper, Head of Yeovil Conservatory (8) |
| BYANDLARGE | Generally lighter across outskirts of Yeovil? |
| YODEL | Sing falsetto lines in suburbs of Yeovil (5) |
