| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Bar on the weekend stores what's given to cashier | BANKDEPOSITS |
| Car instalment in The Paper | TISSUE |
| College near Axis says beer is heavier than all the rest | CHUBBIER |
| Comes face-to-face for last teachers' strikes | BUMPSINTO |
| Crazy engineer from a place in Kildare, after one poor result, cleaned-up | MADEAKILLING |
| Cringe over a runner last at midway, on track to take first prize | WINARACE |
| Don't make a big fuss about miserable production | DOWNPLAY |
| Greet Sam Cook's A Charge is Gonna Come - if this has been read properly | GASMETER |
| Had another look at grenadier spitting out gin | REREAD |
| Heads and middle of skipjack tunas and tail of hake in fish stew | CHIEFS |
| Her companion creates hysteria describing European country | HISPANIC |
| Knock back drink around island - so long as it addresses 24 across | ADIOS |
| Lounge has fashionable job for those talking orders - it will require one to be patient before onslaught begins | LIEINWAIT |
| Mark or Nick? | NOTCH |
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Nutty oil producer provides money for point-to-point | CASHEW |
| Object to fashionable cross on square | INTENT |
| Part of the body working on the ground is in overall charge of the seed money | HEADGARDENER |
| Posted off to headquarters | DEPOTS |
| Pressure on Polish strike in old call centre | PHONEBOX |
| Recreates without care for Holly and Hazel | TREES |
| Ruins scotch served at the top bar from the centre of Campbeltown | WRECKAGE |
| Set up to start trouble for a short war in North America | OTTAWA |
| The banks are giving out to literary type - listen, as one likes to take more interest | LOANSHARK |
| The media group force others to do the fighting | PRESSGANG |
| They are for those putting out something with hats made for those in school | ASHTRAYS |
| Told to get a bucket of steam from a sucker with small job (1,4'1,6) | AFOOLSERRAND |
| Travels everywhere return on one day with dancer's boss | SANTA |
| Unemotional type describes those in 3 down | WOODEN |
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