Thanks, Lex!

Take it away: ===[**CDM**]===

Thank you - I thought that was a good clue by the way, although my limited grasp of geography made me struggle somewhat!

Panicking at home even when fencing's secure (2,1,4,4) - two each of two vowels

Direct on the left vc v ccvc ccvc

This one may be a particular challenge for those across the pond because the answer contains what I think may only be a British synonym for apartment... and in fact the whole answer may be more of a British expression for panicking...

Guessing it could be "In a flat spin" but can't explain the "spin"

Correct mon ami ===[**CDM**]===

justification: in (at home) + flat (even) fenced (contained) by as (when) + pin (secure)

Doh! Thanks, Lex!

Limit an urban area's size (8)

Direct on the right, wordplay 3+1+4

Limit an urban area's size
   3         1 + 4

cap/a/city
Thanks for the hint, Rog!

That's about the size of it, Cheryl! ===[**CDM**]===

Thank you, Rog!

One who grows terribly red with anger (8)

gardener (anag.)

That's it, manxman! ===[**CDM**]===

Thank you Sherlock

Seal gets in trouble (6)

Signet = seal - anagram (trouble) of gets in

Good answer Lex
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Thank you mxm!

Enthuse about ace times in car Willy restored (3,7)

Direct on the left, two indicators, two each of a and l but no other letters repeated.

Anagram "car Willy* and chuck in "ax" ("ace times)" -> wax lyrical - nice one!

All yours! ===[**CDM**]===

I thank you!

Bring curtain down on last few tricks (7)

Early hint - direct on the right, wordplay 3 + 4

Bring curtain down on last few tricks - "on" is just a filler to improve the surface

vccccaY

Think the theatre, think bridge

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