| RIVINGTONPIKE | West Pennine moorland hill with a Grade II listed tower (9,4) |
| WATERDOG | Replace a grade-two Spanish canine (5,3) |
| EGGED | Damaged with a grade A weapon? |
| ORE | Rock with a grade |
| FELL | Had a tumble on moorland hill? (4) |
| HILL | West Pennine's highest point - it'll win her around (6,4) |
| WINTER | West Pennine's highest point - it'll win her around (6,4) |
| VICARAGE | An official residence provided by a church; in Holmes Chapel, near Crewe, The ___ is a refurbished 17th-century Grade II listed country pub with rooms (8) |
| CUNARD | The ___ Building, Grade II listed building at Pier Head, Liverpool, former HQ of a major passenger shipping line (6) |
| ROTUNDA | Grade II-listed building in Birmingham's Bull Ring, completed in 1965 |
| MARKTWAIN | Grade II listed Huckleberry writer? (4,5) |
| RIBBLEHEADVIADUCT | 24-arch Grade II-listed structure on the Settle-Carlisle train line |
| BINGLEY | Grade 2 Listed station in West Yorkshire (7) |
| SCHOOLS | Examination -; hall and Grade II listed building in which final exams are held at the University of |
| RIVER | Location of Grade 2-listed station on Hull-Scarborough line (5) |
| SELBY | Grade 2-listed station served by TransPennine Express and Hull Trains (5) |
| STEEP | A hill with a very sharp slope is a ... hill (5) |
| MOLE | Burrowing animal often casting up a large hill with a nesting chamber known as a fortress |
| CUESTA | In geography, a hill with a gentle slope on one side and a steep ridge or the other (6) |
| TORNADO | Dan returns to the hill with a duck in a storm (7) |
