JEREMY Clarkson has scored a victory over the local council after being granted permission for a new project at Diddly Squat Farm. The Top Gear legend first gave viewers an insight into his passion for farming in 2021 when launched Clarkson's Farm on Prime Video. Jeremy, 64, recently applied for an extension which would allow him to construct a bullpen.
Brand new planning documents show the approval for the development which will ensure the “welfare of the main herd.” Clarkson, who already owns a small herd of Beef Shorthorn cattle, will now be able to add 6m in width and 11.5m in height to the end of one of his barns to house the animals.
The application reasoned: "The proposed extension is to provide a pen in order that the farm’s bull can be housed separate from the main herd to ensure welfare and avoid out-of-season calvings." Eager fans will now hope to see this featured on his popular show, Clarkson’s Farm, in the upcoming months. It comes after details of Clarkson’s renovations plans were revealed as he plans to completely overhaul his £1 million boozer in an exciting move.
The former Top Gear host wants to turn the neglected property, which is just 10 miles from his farm, into a thriving local pub. The Clarkson’s Farm star previously lodged an application with West Oxfordshire District Council that details plans for an upstairs bar and a request to extend the alcohol limit so sales can be made outdoors too. A West Oxfordshire District Council spokesperson.