Cryptic clues = station name

[DaleCooper]

Arlesey?

Arlesey is correct, your turn...

 

[RDP]

As i am useless at setting these....

Open floor.

 

[neilmc]

OK here's a fun one.

You might see Drallam here, a Citled and, for the historicist, an old Retsnim

Note: sound will trump spelling

 

[Loppylugs]

OK here's a fun one.

You might see Drallam here, a Citled and, for the historicist, an old Retsnim

Note: sound will trump spelling

Mallard, Deltic and Minster. York maybe. (or possibly Kroy).

 

[DaleCooper]

OK here's a fun one.

You might see Drallam here, a Citled and, for the historicist, an old Retsnim

Note: sound will trump spelling

Cwmbach

 

[neilmc]

OK I'll concede it to Loppylugs - Croy is the answer, York backwards by sound but not spelling!

 

[Loppylugs]

OK I'll concede it to Loppylugs - Croy is the answer, York backwards by sound but not spelling!

Aw, thank-you, messed it up really. Here's another easy fun one:

Poor chaps, this lady's body can melt 'em,
no hanky-panky allowed or she'll belt 'em.
Hit one bloke on the jaw,
he asked "what was that for?"
She said "I warned you, you shouldn't have ???

 

[RDP]

Feltham?

 

[Loppylugs]

Feltham?

Correct of course. Now come on @RDP you've given clues before and they were ok.
The saying is: If you can get 'em, you can set 'em. So have a go!

 

[RDP]

Correct of course. Now come on @RDP you've given clues before and they were ok.
The saying is: If you can get 'em, you can set 'em. So have a go!

No. I'll declare open floor.

 

[DaleCooper]

No. I'll declare open floor.

I'll take the floor.

Next clue:

This station is actually a very small piece of ecclesiastical real estate.

 

[D6130]

Gravesend?

 

[DaleCooper]

Gravesend?

No, not that.

 

[neilmc]

Whitchurch?

 

[DaleCooper]

Whitchurch?

That's it, well done. Your turn...

 

[neilmc]

She's seen more than one in the North West but became more famous in Poole?

 

[DaleCooper]

She's seen more than one in the North West but became more famous in Poole?

Adlington

 

[neilmc]

Adlington is correct (Rebecca). Sorry had visitors for the weekend.

 

[DaleCooper]

Adlington is correct (Rebecca). Sorry had visitors for the weekend.

"had visitors for the weekend" Is that a euphemism?

Next clue:

Network Rail have measured the magnetic field strength at various places. The result was 2π nanotesla on this station.

(A bit of research is permitted for this one)

 

[DaleCooper]

Next clue:

Network Rail have measured the magnetic field strength at various places. The result was 2π nanotesla on this station.

(A bit of research is permitted for this one)

A bit of help needed?

I don't mean to mock but a bit of maths revision might help identify this station in South West England.

 

[Strat-tastic]

Paignton

 

[DaleCooper]

Paignton

I know my clues can be a pain but that's not the answer.

 

[johnnychips]

A bit of help needed?

I don't mean to mock but a bit of maths revision might help identify this station in South West England.

Topsham?

 

[DaleCooper]

Topsham?

I think you misunderstood "maths revision", it was literal not an anagram indicator.

There is a carefully chosen word in that hint (#17,330) which points to the answer.

 

[Strat-tastic]

Taunton, which was my other option. But can't work out why. Symbol is pi not tau.

 

[DaleCooper]

Taunton, which was my other option. But can't work out why. Symbol is pi not tau.

Tau is a mathematical symbol representing 2π, nT is the abbreviation for nanotesla. Your turn...

 

[Strat-tastic]

Thanks.

Two left feet? No, just one inside and particularly nimble.

 

[Loppylugs]

Thanks.

Two left feet? No, just one inside and particularly nimble.

Fleet

 

[Strat-tastic]

Fleet

That's the baby! Over to you.

 

[Loppylugs]

That's the baby! Over to you.

Thank-you.

Bonfire night and many revellers still celebrate as flames die out: around 250.