Cruisy Monday morning. I wasn't sure how to classify 18D, but other than that some fun clues and nothing particularly controversial!
Across
- 1
- Got by with crazy English coif (4,2)
MADE DO — MAD (crazy) E (English) DO (coif) - 4
- Increase rhetoric regarding sheepdog? (4,2)
RAMP UP — RAM (sheep) PUP (dog) - 10
- Diagram shows how wolf got back and caught deer (9)
FLOWCHART — reversal (got back) of WOLF, C (caught) HART (deer) - 11
- Produce script for waterfront ceremony (5)
WRITE — W (first letter of water) RITE (ceremony) - 12
- Provide money to broken down constituents (5)
ENDOW — hidden in brokEN DOWn - 13
- All very well for attractive fish! (5-4)
HUNKY-DORY — HUNKY (attractive) DORY (fish) - 14
- Sort of salesman's entrance to port (4-2-4)
DOOR-TO-DOOR — DOOR (entrance) TO DOOR (port) - 17
- Bottom bits are small potatoes (4)
TOES — partial (small) potaTOES - 20
- Even dried elks stink (4)
REEK — even letters of dRiEd ElKs - 21
- Stir ref, lie around in manure (10)
FERTILISER — anagram (around) of STIR REF LIE - 23
- Listens to Al again at the run-through (9)
REHEARSAL — REHEARS (listens to ... again) AL - 25
- Able to tour Ireland with a pile of stones (5)
CAIRN — CAN (able) around IR (Ireland) - 27
- Not quite blue and not extremely plain-spoken (5)
BLUNT — BLUe (without last letter) NT (outside letters of not) - 28
- Got his first bumpy merger to endure (2,7)
GO THROUGH — GOT H (first letter of his) ROUGH (bumpy) - 29
- Cheerless listener in an arid environment (6)
DREARY — EAR (listener) inside DRY (arid) - 30
- Allow rep to return with German (6)
PERMIT — reversal (to return) of REP, MIT (with German)
Down
- 1
- Sounded like cow had a sound frame of mind (5)
MOOED — homophone of MOOD (frame of mind) - 2
- (& 3-down) The witch aided fools who risk their lives (4,4,5)
DICE WITH DEATH — anagram (fools) of THE WITCH AIDED - 5
- Used almost all roads every time (6)
ALWAYS — ALl (without last letter) WAYS (roads) - 6
- So no pious types are toxic? (9)
POISONOUS — anagram (types) of SO NO PIOUS - 7
- Shame about sweetheart's religious fervour (5)
PIETY — PITY (shame) around E (middle letter of sweet) - 8
- Criminal's bid is about to end (8)
OFFENDER — OFFER (bid) around END - 9
- Conspicuous project (5,3)
STAND OUT — double def. - 15
- Hope Sue has no problem with real estate inspection (4,5)
OPEN HOUSE — anagram (problem) of HOPE SUE NO - 16
- Address a gent inside an equestrian event (8)
DRESSAGE — hidden in adDRESS A GEnt - 18
- Sounds like walking on snow with a hair tie (8)
SCRUNCHY — double def. - 19
- Charlie is introduced to simple trumpet parts by a plucker (8)
PLECTRUM — C (charlie) inside hidden (parts) simPLE TRUMpet - 22
- Horse's pace is able to get better by half (6)
CANTER — CAN (is able to) TER (half of better) - 23
- Mad queen gets an offer (5)
RABID — R (queen) A BID (an offer) - 24
- Wood turner gets in a lather and goes right off (5)
LATHE — LATHEr without r (right) - 26
- Even signs up to take it to people in the Arctic (5)
INUIT — even letters of sIgNs Up, IT