Do you know this (too)...

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. u may proceed.

...part of the country:

1.1 - Conflict + candle piece + English area term. Town, medieval building and memorabilia place also. =
Warwickshire, city, castle and museum.

...part of the country:

1.2 - A mixture of protected little bay and doorway.
= Coventry

...place of worship:

1.3 - Educational Place and of Jesus' mother. =
Collegiate Church of St Mary

...recuperative building:

1.4 - Nobel + horisontal bedposition + cancer's particular piece. = Lord Leycester Hospital

...city in that 1.1:

1.5 - Barbie's man + french for hand + valued.
= Kenilworth

...city in 1.1:

1.6 - Walking cockily + shallow river crossing + placing + rivername. = Stratford-upon-Avon

...tourist attraction in 1.1:

1.7 - Property and birthplace of the greatest English poet ever. = The various houses of William Shakespeare, gent. (New House, Shakespeare's boyhood home, etc)

...place of worship in 1.1:

1.8 - Sanctified Three-Party. = Holy Trinity

...city in 1.1:

1.9 - Britains second largest major manufacturing site. Great centre of the Industrial Revolution.
= Birmingham

...tourist attraction near Birmingham:

2.0 - Chocoholic's paradise. = the Cadbury factory

...near 2.0:

2.1 - Founded by the family who founded 2.0.
= Bournville

...darkly named landscape:

2.2 - called this due to the industries. = the Black Country

[Count Comfect]

1.1 Warwickshire
1.2 Coventry
1.6 Stratford on Avon
1.7 The various houses of William Shakespeare, gent. (New House, Shakespeare's boyhood home, etc)
1.9 Manchester?

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct on all but 1.9 - try again.

[Count Comfect]

I'd point out your modification to 1.9 isn't what would have made me get it wrong - Manchester was a major sight of the Industrial Revolution as well

That said, you're clearly pointing me to Birmingham although i think Manchester qua Manchester (ie without its suburbs) is bigger.

[Grey_Wolf]

quite correct on Birmingham . And of course i should have written more on that clue so as to not cause any possibility of mistaking it for Manchester (which will have its clue later on when we're in that part of the country.)

[Grey_Wolf]

You may proceed.

[sun-star]

1.5 Kenilworth

1.8 Holy Trinity

2.0 the Cadbury factory

2.1 Bournville

2.2 the Black Country

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. U may proceed.

...part of the country:

2.3 - Up on compass + pig piece + English area term.
= Northamptonshire

...city in 2.3:

2.4 - Up on compass + pig piece.
Northampton

...ancestral home in 2.3:

2.5 - Memorial and place of memorabilia of wellknown royal person. = Althorp and the memorial to Princess Diana

...place of memorabilia in 2.3:

2.6 - Waterway memorabilia and the waterway itself.
= the Grand Union Canal

...fastpaced conveyances in 2.3:

2.7 - Summer event. = British Grand Prix at Silverstone

...place of worship in 2.3:

2.8 - Girl group + building material + value.
= All Saints, Brixworth

...place of worship in 2.3:

2.9 - Girl group + Nobels + Simpson jr.
= All Saints, Earls Barton

[sun-star]

2.3 Northamptonshire?

2.4 Northampton

2.5 Althorp and the memorial to Princess Diana

2.6 the Grand Union Canal

2.7 British Grand Prix at Silverstone?

2.8 All Saints, Brixworth

2.9 All Saints, Earls Barton

[Grey_Wolf]

Correct indeed. u may proceed.

...part of the country:

3.0 - Cot+ shallow river crossing + english area term.
= Bedfordshire

...city in 3.0:

3.1 - Cot + shallow river crossing.
= Bedford

...part of the country:

3.2 - Horizontally positioned (past tense) + Cancer growth + English area term.
= Leicestershire

...part of the country:

3.3 - Worn out + larger area term. = Rutland

...city in 3.2:

3.4 - Horizontally positioned (past tense) + Cancer growth.
= Leicester

...battlefield:

3.5 - Where Richard III was defeated by the future Henry VII in 1485 ending sticky bloom's conflict.
= Bosworth Batlefield

[Count Comfect]

3.5 Bosworth Field

[sun-star]

3.0 Bedfordshire
3.1 Bedford
3.2 Leicestershire?
3.4 Leceister?