Never knowingly undersolved
Admin John Dawson (Armonie/Chifonie) passed away towards the end of last month. A tribute to him by the FT crossword editor, along with his first puzzle published in the FT, can be found here.
I have updated Para. 3 of the Site Policy to include the words “for the most part” so that it better reflects what has been the case in reality for many years. Without … Read more >>
A message from John Henderson
It will come as no surprise that I am currently unable to organise the usual York S&B weekend this year. Every time I try to fix something, the rules change, as they have today with the Rule of Six.
This post is where you can provide feedback relating to Fifteensquared or raise issues regarding the website itself. Comments posted before 9/9/20 can be found here. This post is now closed. New comments … Read more >>
This post is for the discussion of general crossword related matters and other topics of interest. Comments posted before 9/9/20 can be found here. This post is now closed. New comments can be … Read more >>
It would appear that The Telegraph intends to discontinue the Enigmatic Variations series of barred cryptic puzzles in August. We must try to prevent this from happening so please read the new article … Read more >>
There has been a problem on our hosting company’s server since early yesterday evening which was making access to the site, and to the admin area, difficult to say the least (most of … Read more >>
Without any prior notification, our hosting company migrated my account, and hence the site, to a new server earlier today and it would appear that in the process a number of comments were … Read more >>
The organiser of this event will no longer be visiting the UK in April (please see comment #21) but it appears from subsequent comments that others still want the meeting to take place.
Here comes the Bride
So, we now have a possible Round 2 question for Only Connect: What comes fourth in this sequence of Clues:
This page is for the discussion of general crossword related matters and other topics of interest. Comments posted before 6/1/20 can be found here. This post is now closed. New comments can be … Read more >>
A message from Puck:
The brand new 2020 3D Crossword Calendar is now available to order through the website: http://www.calendarpuzzles.co.uk/calendar-puzzle/
Update 24/10/19 – Details of the Friday night Ale Trail can be found here.
WordPlodder has asked me to publicise the following: