Found In Yorkshire

[Charliebonce]

Anagram
A wily Ruby tells pet (2 words)

[TheWinner]

Can you tell us three of the other anagram answers so we have an idea of the type of answer we are looking for. (we don't need the scrambled letters)

[fiction-factory]

I think this probably will turn out to be an anagram of AWILYRUBYTELLSPET. No-one else has asked this and I'm sure others on AB will be doing it and whilst it's understandable that those who've solved it may want to keep the answer to themselves, I'm sure some kind soul would have let us know if we'd been given an incorrect clue or had been sent up the wrong track

[Davemano]

Does anyone know where the quiz is produced?.

[fiction-factory]

I think we'd need to plough through these to find a place name then form a word from the remaining letters. There aren't many words with 2 Ys in so Y will be in the place name

[fiction-factory]

Link here
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_places_in_Yorkshire

[scorpiojo]

..on a previous quiz of Charlie's, on of the answers was a shopping centre...

[scorpiojo]

*one*

[fiction-factory]

There's aplace called Yearsley which looked promising but I can see the rest.
I've even tried things like pastry and butty

[fiction-factory]

It's not far off whortleberry pies

[fiction-factory]

Has teh answer been published to this yet, does anyone know?

[TheWinner]

ff, the nearest I got was (almost) Settle Railway (minus one "A") but with letters left over, and I know it is known as Settle Carlisle railway, so no further I am afraid.

[fiction-factory]

Thanks, TheWinner. The answer has to be two words. I can't work out whether we'll all kick ourselves when we see the answer- or whether we'll find we've een on a wild goose chase

[fiction-factory]

wily b ll pet

[fiction-factory]

oops- I was experimenting with what happens if one word is estuary.
I'm left with the letters above. Now to find Anagram Solver

[fiction-factory]

I'll try again before I go to work.
Does anyone know whether the answer has been published yet?

[fiction-factory]

Has this quiz finished now?

[fiction-factory]

It looks like everyone's bored with it now and maybe Charliebonce has forgotten about it

[sam ledgard]

This is an annual "Found in Yorkshire" puzzle produced by Huddersfield Committee of Yorkshire Cancer Research, circulated through a network, so relatively limited in distribution. There's an entry fee of £1 minimum donation, so it's a fundraiser - the prizes are shopping vouchers, etc.

AFAIK all letters are correct, and all have to be used.

Answer could be place name, building, organisation or natural feature.

This is the only one of 65 I haven't managed to answer so far. Closing date is 9th November. Thanks to all who've tried so far. SL

[fiction-factory]

Thanks Sam. I'll look back in December maybe to see what the answer was

[Zacs-Master]

sam, it's the only one my mother has been unable to answer as well. I'm sure there's a spelling mistake in the clue.