Jeremy Clarkson has closed a controversial restaurant on his Diddly Squat farm, to the delight of his neighbours.
The former Top Gear host opened it in a barn in a field last July despite protests from locals.
It was then closed after an enforcement order from Cotswolds council officials. But Clarkson, who already has a shop on the site, boasted he’d found a “delightful little loophole” to keep it on his 1,000-acre holding despite a breach of planning laws.
