I find the cluing of these puzzles just slightly unconventional. Bit tricky, but fair and fun!
Across
- 1
- Co-ordinate scheme that defines breadth and display of information (6,5)
NOTICE BOARD — anagram of CO-ORDINATE with B (breadth) - 7
- Half size up halfwit (3)
ASS — half of ASSESS (size up) - 9
- Transfixed by flipping bonkers bottom (7)
STABBED — reversal (flipping) of BATS (bonkers), then BED (bottom) - 10
- We turned in writing, say, and mechanical learning put it in other words (7)
REWROTE — reversal (turned) of WE between R (writing, one of the "three Rs") and ROTE (mechanical learning) - 11
- Love's turn to hold up flower (5)
LUPIN — reversal (turn) of NIL (love) to hold UP - 12
- Drive over ha-ha in street (9)
ONSLAUGHT — ON (over) LAUGH (ha-ha) in ST (street) - 14
- Twit seen dancing in time with the flappers? (8)
TWENTIES — anagram of TWIT SEEN - 15
- Child carried the can as right as a trivet (4-2)
SPOT-ON — POT (can) inside SON (child) - 17
- Thought sane or insane? (6)
REASON — anagram of SANE OR - 19
- Colt sire's unsuited to the monastic life (8)
CLOISTER — anagram of COLT SIRE - 22
- Hungriest beast's dead certainty (4,5)
SURE THING — anagram of HUNGRIEST - 23
- Ranks from Helvetia raised to protect the papacy (5)
TIARA — hidden in helveTIA RAised - 25
- Tavern seen and heard to have egged on (7)
INCITED — homophone of INN SIGHTED (tavern seen) - 27
- Finished with secular design on top (7)
OVERLAY — OVER (finished) and LAY (secular) - 28
- Clear out towboat from the stern (3)
GUT — reversal of TUG (towboat) - 29
- Salute superior donation with heraldry (7,4)
PRESENT ARMS — PRESENT (donation) and ARMS (heraldry)
Down
- 1
- Banana's almost hidden in the nose (5)
NASAL — hidden in banaNAS ALmost - 2
- Raise design on mince pies or go heavily without design (7)
TRAIPSE — reversal of ART (design) on anagram of PIES - 3
- US secretary's position on secretaire letters (7,4)
CABINET POST — CABINET (secretaire) and POST (letters) - 4
- Spooner had voiced drag's risk of invalidity (8)
BEDSORES — Spoonerism of SAID BORES - 5
- Fears throwing husband over again (6)
AFRESH — anagram of FEARS, H (husband) - 6
- Owing, some say, to nocturnal dampness (3)
DEW — homophone of DUE (owing) - 7
- Army doctor gripped by dread in the thick of things (7)
AMONGST — MO (army doctor) inside ANGST (dread) - 8
- Bribe Frenchman who came up after lolly (9)
SWEETENER — reversal (came up) of RENE (Frenchman) after SWEET (lolly) - 13
- Date mobile program scribbled on mitten (11)
APPOINTMENT — APP (mobile program) and anagram of ON MITTEN - 14
- Oxidation filling object full of energy (9)
THRUSTING — RUST (oxidation) inside THING (object) - 16
- Waste huge poll figures (8)
PLUGHOLE — anagram of HUGE POLL - 18
- Month one laid on bed, pretty yellow (7)
APRICOT — APR (month) I (one) on COT (bed) - 20
- Left in freshwater on right fishing boat (7)
TRAWLER — L (left) inside anagram of WATER on R (right) - 21
- Drilled rocks outside core to make a lot of holes in it (6)
RIDDLE — anagram of DRIlLED (without the middle/core) - 24
- 7-across subsumed by chaos (5)
ABYSS — ASS (7-across) with BY inside - 26
- Dump inside information (3)
TIP — double def.