Telephone Treasure Trail 2006

Can you work out what the clues mean? Each one leads to a single word or short phrase. The clues were complied by Bury St Edmunds NWR and the overall winner was Beaconsfield. Other group winners were West Kirby/Newton (green) , Coquetdale (gold), Arbroath (pink) and Doncaster South (lilac.

Red-suited baker robbed by repentant cad. REVEAL ANSWER

You don't have to be a flat novice to play this game Jack. REVEAL ANSWER

Slung off grand chair. REVEAL ANSWER

Hypersensitive sleeper with a pulse. REVEAL ANSWER

Bill's sugary bloomers. REVEAL ANSWER

Chain reaction in the palace when holding a lovely hand. REVEAL ANSWER

Blimey, American soldiers have gone to the dogs. REVEAL ANSWER

Did this family wear ribbons because of pride in their ancestry? REVEAL ANSWER

Period spent guiding horse in inclement weather. REVEAL ANSWER

Sounds as if no agreement has been reached near Slough - is it a tie? REVEAL ANSWER

Who reputedly "washed her hair in turpentine, turpentine to make it shine"? REVEAL ANSWER

In East Anglia, "Dust my buns red" said Delia. REVEAL ANSWER

As whom in the reign of Charles II did Frances Stewart model? REVEAL ANSWER

Diminutive singer with no name is high ranking. REVEAL ANSWER

Island mansion for non-U Prince of Darkness. REVEAL ANSWER

I see Peruvian animal change into a consort! REVEAL ANSWER

Gory army brew served in Mess. REVEAL ANSWER

Did William of Ischia eyeball the staff when he wrote this in 1952-3? REVEAL ANSWER

The bad French with one repeat. REVEAL ANSWER

Mistress woolly flower. REVEAL ANSWER

Confused I tried out demon found under arms. REVEAL ANSWER

Soften the leather walking boot here with tiger balm or aloe vera. REVEAL ANSWER

Whose grave is reputed to lie in a stationary place in London? REVEAL ANSWER