| LOCALTIME | Something unwillingly served by pub, that jetsetters must adjust to? |
| INNOVATION | New product served by pub - cheers! (10) |
| INNARDS | Entrails served by pubs on both sides of a road (7) |
| ALTRUISM | It's living for others' interest liar must adjust to (8) |
| GRUDGING | Do something unwillingly or doing something only in order to settle a grudge (8) |
| COMPETITORS | Price, to most, must adjust for them to take part (11) |
| BEGRUDGE | Be reluctant to allow something unwillingly |
| STUMP | Must adjust pressure to confound (5) |
| PRECIOUSMETAL | Gold, silver or platinum has a price Leo must adjust (8,5) |
| GLITTERATI | Paparazzi-snapped stylish stars/jetsetters aka The Beautiful People |
| UPINTHEAIR | Lacking resolution, like jetsetters having been woken? (2,2,3,3) |
| CHIMMEYS | The ___, in Hooton is a popular country pub that oozes comfortable charm; with a name like this, it's no surprise that the building boasts open fires to warm up the colder months and chilly evenings ( |
| NYT | Pub. that predicted it would take one to 10 million years to invent a flying machine, two months before the first airplane flight |
| ROVERS | Pub that was destroyed by fire in Corrie (6,6) |
| HANDLEBAR | Cope with pub that' s used by bikers |
| MEATPIE | Told to assemble starter in pub that is pas try dish (4,3) |
| NAPHTHA | Dangerous liquid offered by new Australian pub that doesn't close |
| GLOBETROTTERS | Celebrity basketballers, jetsetters (13) |
| INNER | There's a pub that provides food and lodgings at East Looe, right? Yes, it's close to the centre (5) |
| TIED | ____ house, a pub that is obliged to sell the beer, products etc. of a particular brewer (4) |
