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William Mata

Jeremy Clarkson ordered to shut farm shop and cafe at Diddly Squat after council row

Jeremy Clarkson at his farm

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Jeremy Clarkson has been ordered to shut the dining areas of his farm Diddly Squat after West Oxfordshire council said he breached planning laws.

The authority handed the presenter an enforcement notice in August after he opened a cafe and restaurant at the Chadlington site in July despite two planning applications being rejected. Mr Clarkson opened anyway after claiming he had found a “loophole”.

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