Some good words in here! There are some really lovely clues, but I'm not convinced of my parse of a few of them. 10A is the closest I could get, but removal after reversal is a new one to me! 26D has me really stumped, but I think I'm as close as I can get on that one. But other than that, 12A and 7D were pretty clever, so it almost balances out.
Across
- 1
- Heroic visit to all bases in command (7)
HOMERIC — HOMER (visit to all bases) IC (in command) - 5
- Commanding Officer murmurs about point of silken threads (7)
COCOONS — CO (commanding officer) COOS (murmurs) around N (point) - 9
- Emotional control with initial bad influence (4-5)
WILL-POWER — W (first letter of with) ILL (bad) POWER (influence) - 10
- Introduce new thane around without hesitation (5)
ENTER — reversal (around) of RE (new) ThaNE without ah (hesitation) - 11
- Man has beer at ten (4)
ALEX — ALE (beer) X (ten) - 12
- Unnatural new clarification without study (10)
ARTIFICIAL — anagram (new) of CLARIFIcATIon without con (study) - 14
- Signal first half at half time initially. See? (5)
SIGHT — SIG (first half of signal) HT (first letters of half time) - 16
- Musical works, dry and played with best heart (9)
SERENADES — SERE (dry) anagram (played) of AND, ES (middle letters of best) - 18
- Carried around a liberal man in the city (9)
BALTIMORE — BORE (carried) around A L (liberal) TIM (man) - 21
- Can start erythema, a skin disease (5)
TINEA — TIN (can) E (first letter of erythema) A - 23
- Heavy balls having importance (10)
OVERWEIGHT — OVER (balls) WEIGHT (importance) - 24
- Lively fellow to work with royal (4)
GOER — GO (to work) ER (royal) - 27
- No soldier comes back to the Spanish, man (5)
NIGEL — N (no) reversal (comes back) of GI (soldier) EL (the Spanish) - 28
- Officer with temporary sides in navy building (9)
ADMIRALTY — ADMIRAL (officer) TY (outside letters of temporary) - 29
- Italian governor does tap dance (7)
PODESTA — anagram (dance) of DOES TAP - 30
- Senior constable dismissed, looked around (7)
SCOUTED — SC (senior constable) OUTED (dismissed)
Down
- 1
- Seats held up in wild show (7)
HOWDAHS — reversal (up) of HAD in anagram (wild) of SHOW - 2
- Affray in Fairholme, Leeds (5)
MELEE — hidden in fairholME LEEds - 3
- Charges boom up (4)
RAPS — reversal (up) of SPAR (boom) - 4
- Sad crow, sad chickens (7)
COWARDS — anagram (sad) of CROW SAD - 5
- Woman beginning to run a warship (7)
CARRIER — CARRIE (woman) R (first letter of run) - 6
- Bill is less welcome to believe celebrity (6,4)
CREDIT NOTE — CREDIT (welcome to believe) NOTE (celebrity) - 7
- Ordered abroad for exchange and beaten on the lot (9)
OUTBIDDEN — BIDDEN OUT (ordered abroad) for exchange (switch words) - 8
- Spiral ornaments in Supreme Court registers (7)
SCROLLS — SC (supreme court) ROLLS (registers) - 13
- Wire stalls roughly built. They're stepped round (10)
STAIRWELLS — anagram (roughly built) of WIRE STALLS - 15
- Soldier and officer on border with diamonds of the highest quality (4-5)
GILT-EDGED — GI (soldier) LT (officer) EDGE (border) D (diamonds) - 17
- Make a mistake with English on rights (3)
ERR — E (English) RR (rights) - 18
- Enlarged and dynamited (5,2)
BLOWN UP — double def. - 19
- Fair enough, accepted mostly - away from the city (7)
OKINAWA — OK (fair enough) IN (accepted) AWA (most of away) - 20
- Uncovers old explorer starting to smell (7)
EXHUMES — EX (old) HUME (explorer) S (first letter of smell) - 22
- Ordered artist back on ready organisation (7)
ARRAYED — reversal (back) of RA (artist) anagram (organisation) of READY - 25
- No women permitted, just a little bird (5)
OWLET — O (no) W (women) LET (permitted) - 26
- A raven about to circle runs between banks in Italy (4)
ARNO — A RN (outside letters of raven) O (circle)