Jeremy Clarkson Ordered To Shut Farm Restaurant

Jeremy Clarkon’s farm-based TV present has been a scores hit for Amazon, however Jezza’s native council officers aren’t so keen about Clarkson’s Farm and have advised the star to close its on-site restaurant.

West Oxfordshire District Council says Diddly Squat Farm’s restaurant and cafe are in breach of native planning legal guidelines and has ordered them to shut. Clarkson opened the restaurant in July this 12 months having already been turned down for planning permission by the council six months earlier.

The council’s enforcement discover claims that the farm’s parking, bathrooms and visitors are “visually intrusive and dangerous to the agricultural character, scenic magnificence and tranquillity” of the world. The farm is situated within the Cotswold AONB (space of excellent pure magnificence), and AONBs have significantly robust planning rules.

“The illegal use of Diddly Squat Farm by purpose of its nature, scale and siting is unsustainable and incompatible with its open countryside location,” the discover defined.

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The council demanded Clarkson shut the restaurant and do away with eating tables, chairs and picnic tables, although the previous Prime Gear presenter has lodged an enchantment. Brokers performing on Clarkson’s behalf have accused the council of being unreasonable and declare that the adjustments to the farm haven’t damaged any planning legal guidelines, Sky Information stories.

“The appellant will show that the proposals wouldn’t be visually intrusive or dangerous to the agricultural character of the world or the scenic magnificence or tranquillity,” the enchantment stated.

It’s not solely the native council planners that Clarkson must placate, nevertheless. Some residents within the close by village of Chadlington have been annoyed on the variety of guests following the farm’s publicity on the hit TV present, which was renewed for a second collection in 2021.

However Clarkson advised the BBC’s Jeremy Vine that the village was additionally benefiting from the farm’s fame.

“The village store is doing higher, the cafe within the village, the pub within the village – they’re all doing higher,” he stated.