| BREWPUB | We reversed quietly into British-Polish inn with on-site supply (7) |
| WERE | Transformer in which we reversed current (4,4) |
| THRONG | We reversed, leaving the wrong crowd (6) |
| HOSPICE | I chose to scuttle quietly into shelter (7) |
| DISPELS | Unlocking, slides quietly into and drives away (7) |
| RUBBISH | Refuse to charge around inn with his heart (7) |
| DESPITE | Notwithstanding this, expectorate into British river |
| STOPPER | Bung very quietly into store, perhaps (7) |
| TAVERNA | Inn with area for small restaurant (7) |
| MAINMAN | Big cheese lodging in inn with Mama (4,3) |
| TAVERNS | Inns with servant trouble (7) |
| SHOWINGONESHAND | Supply inn with hogsheads, now disclosing plans (7,4,4) |
| BOURSE | French exchange students finally getting into British or French study of beliefs? (6) |
| LIMBURGER | At end of meal I'm getting craving to tuck into British cheese |
| FLEETSTREET | The quick way to get into British newspapers? (5,6) |
| AUSTIN | Car company later absorbed into British Leyland (6) |
| TONYBLAIR | Tory in lab transformed into British Labour Party leader (4,5) |
| SWAMP | Moved on water, quietly into the morass (5) |
| HEDGESPARROW | Bird moves carefully and quietly into public school (5,7) |
| DEPUTE | Delegate gets stuck into British comic (6) |
