| CAVITY | Space for a victory in an urban area (6) |
| ACUITY | Sharpness of mind in university in an urban area (6) |
| GAMMON | Word for ham or a joint of bacon; the lashing of the bowsprit; chatter or patter; a victory in a game played on a board marked with fleches; or, humbug, nonsense or rubbish (6) |
| TROPHY | Word, originating from battlefield spoils, for a victory goblet, plate or shield as a tangible reminder of triumph (6) |
| TRACTOR | Farm vehicle, sometimes with a "tortoise/hare" gearbox; or, with "Chelsea", a pejorative nickname for a 4 x 4 when used in an urban area (7) |
| PARK | A piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area (4) |
| COMMONS | A piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area. (7) |
| BANTER | Good-humoured raillery heard in an urban terrace house (6) |
| STOOPSALE | Event for unloading household items in an urban area |
| ACTIVITY | First of items in TV in an urban area pursuit (8) |
| CITYFARM | Agricultural plot in an urban area used for producing food (4,4) |
| BYPASS | A way to avoid an urban area? (2-4) |
| TOWNHALL | Public building in an urban area (4,4) |
| GREENSPACE | Verdant spot in an urban area |
| CITYMAN | Guy living in an urban area |
| UPTOWN | Northern part of an urban area |
| TRUMP | From an alteration of a word for a victory or a win, a playing card of the suit chosen to rank above the others; hence, an excellent person or first-rate fellow (5) |
| LAPOFHONOUR | A run of hoopla proposed for a victory circuit (3,2,6) |
| VAS | "_ ___ in victory" in an alphabet lesson (2 wds.) |
| LANDSLIDE | An overwhelming victory in an election (9) |
