| Members of an association responsible for upkeep of lighthouses, buoys etc |
Trinity Brethren |
| Mexican music traditionally performed by strolling players |
MARIACHI |
| Mohamed Elshorbagy is ranked world number 1 in this sport |
SQUASH |
| Motorsport which was created at Lydden Hill |
RALLYCROSS |
| Neil Young and Crazy Horse album of 2012 |
AMERICANA |
| Number 1 single of 1984 with prominent saxophone played by Steve Gregory |
Careless Whisper |
| Official language of Kenya and Tanzania |
SWAHILI |
| Pen name of Mary Ann Evans |
George Eliot |
| Person who takes impromptu photographs |
snap-shooter |
| Poem that could be Pindaric or Horatian |
ODE |
| Presenter of Mock the Week |
Dara O Briain |
| Publication launched on February 29, 2016 and closed on May 6 |
New Day |
| Ravines or valleys (singularly, often used in northwestern place names) |
cloughs |
| Recently reinstated coach of Andy Murray |
Ivan Lendl |
| Roughly horseshoe-shaped loop in a river |
OXBOW |
| Seaside town of North Yorkshire strongly associated with Dracula |
WHITBY |
| Singer known as Alf during her time with Yazoo |
Alison Moyet |
| Sprinkled with cheese and/or breadcrumbs |
au gratin |
| Stage name of guitarist Saul Hudson |
SLASH |
| Successful British reggae band of the 1970s |
matumbi |
| Taxonomic groups of closely related species |
GENERA |
| Terence ____ wrote The Browning Version and Separate Tables |
RATTIGAN |
| Texan city on the Rio Grande |
El Paso |
| The foxglove or a heart stimulant derived from it |
DIGITALIS |
| The only F1 Grand Prix circuit whose track crosses over itself |
suzuka |
| The spirit of the age |
ZEITGEIST |
| The ____, nickname of NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt |
intimidator |
| Wild oxen extinct since 1627 |
aurochses |
| ____ Stark, actress who had a relationship with Prince Andrew |
KOO |
| ____ title, absolute ownership of land |
ALLODIAL |
