Cryptic clues = station name

[Calthrop]

Borth?

 

[DaleCooper]

I thought, Henry...Ford...Ffordd (Welsh for "road") -- oh, well, back to the drawing-board.

You would do better to think of the English word for road.

Borth?

I laud your answer, it's wrong.

 

[Calthrop]

I laud your answer, it's wrong.

I think I might have got it, says Mr. Dim at long last (after brief mental wrong-path-taking involving historical archbishops). Anagram of "I laud" and "Borth" -- Builth Road.

 

[DaleCooper]

Anagram of "I laud" and "Borth" -- Builth Road.

Also:

The station built on Henry Road.

its companion:

It wasn't constructed on Faraday Street.

and:

This station is the result of Department of Transport rail hub reorganisation.

Your turn...

 

[Calthrop]

Thanks. Staying in the Celtic fringe, as opposed to England:

Local religious zealots censure occult rabbit saga by one R. Adams

 

[Calthrop]

Hint: close by the station, is a very fine museum (not about bunnies, or the Black Arts).

 

[Calthrop]

Nothing happening... answer is (run-on word) Cultra (Northern Ireland: Belfast – Bangor line). Seems that Cryptic clues = station name is pretty well dead in the water, at present. Best idea would seem to be, to give it a rest until such time as it were, of itself, to revive; should that happen to occur.

 

[cadoxton]

Nothing happening... answer is (run-on word) Cultra (Northern Ireland: Belfast – Bangor line). Seems that Cryptic clues = station name is pretty well dead in the water, at present. Best idea would seem to be, to give it a rest until such time as it were, of itself, to revive; should that happen to occur.

It is holiday season don't forget. Responses do slow down.
As it does when the clues become difficult

 

[cadoxton]

here's one to keep thinks ticking over:

Express doubt at North Iranian city playground

 

[cadoxton]

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[Karl]

It is holiday season don't forget. Responses do slow down.
As it does when the clues become difficult

I agree. I still like to participate but time is spent more outdoors at the moment.

Keep 'em coming.

 

[Karl]

here's one to keep thinks ticking over:

Express doubt at North Iranian city playground

Ninian Park?

 

[cadoxton]

Ninian Park?

Just noticed my 'thinks' error

Anyway, it is not Ninian Park.

 

[DaleCooper]

Just noticed my 'thinks' error

I wasn't sure if it was deliberate wordplay, anyway it seemed appropriate.

 

[cadoxton]

here's one to keep thinks ticking over:

Express doubt at North Iranian city playground

The first part relates to a sound someone might make.

For the second part, I think the Iranian city may be too obscure as the city goes by a few names (it is found in Tehran Province and can also start Shar-e-...).

Third part of the clue has been identified already.

 

[DaleCooper]

Humphrey Park?

 

[Karl]

Emerson Park?

 

[cadoxton]

Emerson Park?

Not this.

Humphrey Park?

This.

Yours..

 

[DaleCooper]

Next clue:

In place of HMV gift tokens Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" album would be better.

 

[Seacook]

Next clue:

In place of HMV gift tokens Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" album would be better.

Kensal Green starting at the k of tokens.

 

[DaleCooper]

Kensal Green starting at the k of tokens.

Kensal Green it is, your turn...

 

[Seacook]

Bob Dylan of TOWIE: Mixed Up Confusion

 

[DaleCooper]

At first I thought it might be Babylon Widefoot on the Baghdad to Basra railway but on second thoughts is it Filton Abbey Wood?

 

[Seacook]

At first I thought it might be Babylon Widefoot on the Baghdad to Basra railway but on second thoughts is it Filton Abbey Wood?

Quite so. I wanted to mention Bob Dylan and use one of his songs as an anagram indicatir. After considering Blaydon, which is not quite an anagram I hit on Filton Abbey Wood and the clue fell into place.

Over to you.

 

[DaleCooper]

Next clue:

The first person to play cricket without a bat.

 

[Seacook]

Next clue:

The first person to play cricket without a bat.

Possibly Ifield.

 

[DaleCooper]

Possibly Ifield.

Definitely Ifield, your turn...

 

[Seacook]

Definitely Ifield, your turn...

What the Uxbridge English Dictionary might define as "rather like a taxi driver"

 

[DaleCooper]

Tipton?

 

[Seacook]

Tipton?

No, not Tipton.

Are you talking to me?