Not the Saturday Prize Puzzle – 130
A Puzzle by Radler
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Putting the words to lights – crossword clues explained in plain English
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Our second Monthly Prize Crossword was set by Alchemi (who also set yesterday’s Not The Saturday Prize Puzzle, which is well worth solving). Solvers were asked to identify the theme of the crossword and to supply the missing member of the group so revealed.
Without further ado, this month’s winner is Alex McKinlay (Axe). Congratulations to him. To those who were unlucky this time, the next prize crossword will appear on Saturday 4 August.
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This week we have another puzzle from Radler – this one is unthemed!
An interactive AcrossLite download for this puzzle is now available. This will run on multiple platforms including iPads.
There is also a link to the site from which the software to run the puzzle can be downloaded.
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Another fine puzzle from eXternal.
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Congratulations to Michael Swanston (Mike in Amble) who is the winner of our very first Monthly Prize Puzzle. His name was randomly selected from the correct entries received.
Solvers were asked to identify the connection between the four names revealed by the perimeter of the completed crossword. Starting at 5d and reading clockwise, the four names were Sinha, Hegerty, Wallace and Labbett. These are the surnames of the four chasers on the British game show The Chase broadcast on ITV and hosted by Bradley Walsh.
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Hieroglyph returns to entertain us with another excellent puzzle.
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A puzzle from NTSPP regular Radler with a mini-theme
A review by Prolixic follows below.
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A very enjoyable puzzle from NTSPP débutant Commoner.
A review by Prolixic follows below