| GLOSSOP | Disguise work in Derbyshire town (7) |
| MATLOCK | Security device under rug in Derbyshire town (7) |
| MATCHLOCK | Old gun in church in Derbyshire town |
| GLOSS | Polish in Derbyshire town deprived of work (5) |
| CLAYCROSS | Bodybuilder getting annoyed in Derbyshire town (4,5) |
| CHESTERFIELD | Urge on those running round street in Derbyshire town |
| BAKEWELL | One ringing about a garden in Derbyshire town |
| CHESTER | NW city or town in Derbyshire with no ground (7) |
| TRAMWAY | National ___ Museum, museum in Crich in Derbyshire (7) |
| EDENSOR | Village on the Chatsworth estate in Derbyshire, completely rebuilt in 1839 (7) |
| DERWENT | River in Derbyshire, also Yorkshire (7) |
| STILTON | The 'King of English Cheeses,' produced in Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottingham (7) |
| VIYELLA | What fabric derived its name from Via Gellia, a valley in Derbyshire where it was first made? (7) |
| LONGEATON | Visited by leader of gang, suspect not alone in Derbyshire town |
| OILWELL | Hardstoft No 1, near Tibshelf in Derbyshire was the UK's first inland ____ |
| HEIGHTS | The ____ of Abraham is a park with caverns, reached by cable car from Matlock in Derbyshire |
| WIRKSWORTH | Factory with value, one hears, in a mid-Derbyshire town. (10) |
| BUXTON | Derbyshire town in the Peak District noted for its thermal springs |
| ILKESTON | Derbyshire town on the River Erewash whose Charter fair is one of the oldest and largest street fairs in Europe (8) |
| BOLSOVER | Derbyshire town whose 12th-century castle was rebuilt in the 17th century (8) |
