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Hyde Central to Market Rasen, excluding Shireoaks.

Is right. Covers head = hat, in cold = chill Your go!

Covers head in cold at this station.

The bells in Lostwithiel church tower were made by Gillett and Johnston, Croydon.

Fowey also has a less well known Flora Dance (as apparently it is correctly called).

Hyndland?

I was very glad of CIV protection when the last Eurostar from Brussels was delayed so we missed the last train to Doncaster. We stayed in a hotel in London, which was rapidly refunded, and Virgin as was endorsed our tickets at Kings X to travel the next day.

It is working now! Just noticed in the last week or so, so well done if the IBLRG got that seen to also.

Conisbrough also has a Norman castle whose keep still stands.

Tregaron has a French twin settlement, Plouvien; as does Norwich, Rouen.

At last! We ‘ear = sounds like Dropped h in clue indicates dropped h in answer So Hurt on road goes to Irton Road. All yours sir.

Charles Dickens briefly lived in Bonchurch. He once also lived in Chatham.

North west England.

No sorry.

You ‘ave the right idea. Northern England.

Thanks! We ‘ear ‘e ‘ad a traffic accident on a preserved railway.

Stanmore?!

Stanford-le-hope, though I can’t see why?

The singer Roger Whittaker, whose song had him leaving Durham Town, went to university in Bangor, Wales.

Stanhope? Nat, a bloke’s name wandering = tan, in shop, e.g. ASDA, and e is at the end of the line.