Diddly Squat Farm has become famous thanks to the hit series Clarkson's Farm, which aired in 2021. After opening a restaurant at the site earlier this year, Jeremy Clarkson is now in trouble with the local council - but is fighting back...
The notice was due to come into effect on 12 September subject to an appeal, which the former Top Gear presenter lodged a few days beforehand.
"The appellant will demonstrate that the proposals would not be visually intrusive or harmful to the rural character of the area or the scenic beauty or tranquillity," of the area, their grounds of appeal notice said.Clarkson bought the farm in 2008 but it was previously run by a villager. However, in 2019 he decided to give it a go himself.
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