E: 28/07 (Weekly x 4) Win £25,000 in gold bars (opens 01/07) purchase reqd

cornishpasty1

6 letters
British river

Two mighty cathedrals stand on its bank
together with galleries of the first rank
to cross these waters you can board a ferry
from a city whose famous sons worshipped Chuck Berry

Answer: MERSEY

p.s I'm not getting a paper tomorrow so clues/answer would be appreciated :beer:

RedCardinal

Todays clues

Beside a river that flows into the Thames
Stands a castle and Cathedral both Norman Gems
The town of Kent is a Dickens of a place
In it the House where Miss Havisham hid her face.

The answer has 9 letters Can you name this historic town

Suggested answer Rochester

cornishpasty1

5 letters
Yorkshire city

Horses gallop at the Garden Racecourse nearby
close too, a ruined Abbey sits open to the sky
the cathedral itself is far from a relic
it's where Lewis Carroll's father once served as a cleric

Answer: RIPON

macbrains

I think the answer to today's (Friday) clue is OSBORNE HOUSE

If I'm right, then the final answer for this week is CROMER:beer:

cornishpasty1

macbrains wrote: »

I think the answer to today's (Friday) clue is OSBORNE HOUSE

If I'm right, then the final answer for this week is CROMER:beer:

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cornishpasty1

Letters, 6-5-4

Start with the horned character above the pub (DEVIL)
and Judy's man with the sausages and club (PUNCH)
add what the player with the ball does on the green (BOWL)
for a natural wonder where Sherlock Holmes author was seen (source)

Answer: DEVILS PUNCH BOWL

cornishpasty1

letters 5-2-3-5
Famous sculpture

This steel giant's too large for a festive tree
jump up high and you'll not even reach the knee
see it from the A1 or the East Coast Main Line
it once wore a football shirt, the Geordie number 9

Answer: ANGEL OF THE NORTH

cornishpasty1

does anyone have today's clues/answer?

ANGELWINGS

Can you identify the name of this English seaside town?
Dreams can come true at this seaside resort
Not far up the coast from the main Channel port,
One landscape painter called its sunsets the best,
The prize named after him is here the year after next

7 letter answer

ferniewine

Margate is my guess.