Maybe not brilliant but I feel guilty doing everyone else’s grids and not contributing my own every now and again. Hopefully doable.

very good indeed [save the ?] nice mixture of styles as well ty

Thanks St John. ‘Save the’ - I’ll stick it in the notes

Perfectly awesome! One of my favorites!

Sorry, but the fat line just does not work. And dylon glegs? No.

@Nighteyes, O clue was bad, I’ll give you that ( I couldn’t think of a final link ). But come on, Dylon Glegs, it’s inspired! 😄

Thanks for postingTY

Just goes to show that some grids are like marmite. It’s a work in progress and all comments appreciated ( not least because it at least shows you that people are trying them as within a day you’re off the page ). I changed the O clue @Nighteyes. Thanks all.

Thanks for setting. It's not the first of its type. I quite like the offbeat puzzly ones (and set them) but feel this lacks what all grids need- crossovers. ( maybe they were there and i just missed them, i dunno). Ultimately quite straightforward without them.

Also please use ISO 8601 when writing d***s :-)

As you say "marmite" ugh bovril man me, I actuall saw the O clue late in but got it and it made me smile. Was going to [may well still] use the Dylon Glegs [brill one I thought] in another aspect.

Thanks @Mister Tom, helpful feedback. You’re right, there were no crossovers but my idea being with this format that if you can find a way in with one clue you can race around to find the others that fit just for fun. As with all grids, for some this will be too easy and for others just pure nonsense.
I have to put my hand up, I had to google ISO 8601 to see what you were talking about. Duly noted. I thought originally you might be referring to people as d***s 😄

Thank you St John! You’re welcome to Dylon Glegs. Long may it live on. May it become as ubiquitous as racecar 😄