Fans feel 'sad' as Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm Shop announces closure

Jeremy Clarkson's leap from the fast-paced world of journalism to the serene countryside of farming has hooked audiences in the hit series Clarkson's Farm. As the show returns to Amazon Prime Video for its third series, Jeremy and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan get into the swing of farming life over at Diddly Squat, from lambing to tractor driving. Jeremy’s transition from celebrity presenter to farmer has been a humbling journey, as highlighted by the surprising revelation at the end of the first series of Clarkson's Farm.

Jeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan are back on our screens in the new series of Clarkson's Farm. The former Top Gear presenter and actress, author and former model look the picture of happiness on the Prime Video show, yet they have no plans to get married. Lisa, who at 50, is 14 years younger than Jeremy, told how marriage and kids were never on the cards for the them.

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Viewers of the popular series Clarkson's Farm have reportedly sent an onslaught of threats to local councillor Dean Temple, prompting him to step down from his role.The 46 year old represented the Chadlington and Churchill ward which encompasses Diddly Squat Farm, and looked after the interests of the local community at West Oxfordshire District Council. As many fans will know, the local authority, which currently has a Liberal Democrat majority, has been a recurrent talking point on Clarkson's Farm, with presenter Jeremy Clarkson regularly slamming some of the decisions made by the councillors.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that his views towards climate change were part of a “caricature” he portrays on screen.His famously grumpy character can be seen on hit motoring shows Top Gear and The Grand Tour, which propelled him to fame and helped him secure columns in various national newspapers.Speaking to The Guardian ahead of the release of the third season of Clarkson’s Farm, coming to Amazon Prime Video on May 3, Clarkson shared how he acted as an “exaggerated” version of himself on television.“Everyone assumes the character they see on motoring shows is me, but it’s exaggerated,” he shared. “To think that I was like I was on Top Gear is the same as thinking that Anthony Hopkins is a cannibal,” referring to the actor’s acclaimed role as Hannibal Lecter in The Silence Of The Lambs.He also spoke about previous dismissive comments he has made about global warming, now suggesting that they weren’t necessarily serious.“That was part of the caricature,” he shared.

Kaleb Cooper, the 25 year old rising star of hit show Clarkson’s Farm on Prime Video, has opened up about his dream of one day owning his own piece of farming land. Kaleb, who is an experienced farmer, has become known for his role as Jeremy Clarkson’s reliable and patient sidekick in the documentary series based at Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm in Chipping Norton in the Cotswolds.

Clarkson's Farm returns to Amazon Prime Video next week for its third series, with Jeremy Clarkson and girlfriend Lisa Hogan getting into the swing of farming life over at Diddly Squat. Series three will see the couple try to raise pigs alongside the other animals on their land and while they're usually happy to eat the meat from their farm, they refuse to munch on one particular animal. Lisa has revealed that the pair refuse to eat their own lambs - but it's not for the reason you would expect.

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Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star from Clarkson's Farm, has candidly shared his "frustrating" feelings about not being able to own his own farm just yet.The 25 year old farming prodigy, who has become a fan favourite as Jeremy Clarkson's trusty sidekick on the hit Amazon Prime series, opened up about his aspirations and the financial hurdles he's facing. Since he was a teenager, Kaleb has had his heart set on farming, working on the land in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, long before Clarkson took the reins.

Jeremy Clarkson, along with partner Lisa Hogan, was seen battling with tears after a heart-rending farewell to their livestock on Diddly Squat Farm.

Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star of Jeremy Clarkson's Farm, has been left gobsmacked by the number of nude selfies he receives from both male and female fans.The 25 year old farm manager, who oversees operations at the famous Diddly Squat Farm that's owned by Jeremy Clarkson in the Cotswolds, opened up about the unexpected attention he's been getting since the show took off. Despite being a dad-of-two and happily engaged to his partner Taya, Kaleb has found himself an unlikely sex symbol with a staggering 2.3 million followers on Instagram, thanks to the success of the Amazon Prime series.

Jeremy Clarkson faced a series of setbacks in the opening moments of the new Clarkson's Farm series, leaving him utterly gutted.

The new series of Clarkson's Farm arrives on Amazon Prime Video next week, dropping in on Jeremy Clarkson and the rest of his farming crew over at Diddly Squat. However, it's not looking good for the farm shop - which faces closure by the council in series three. With Jeremy's girlfriend Lisa Hogan in charge of the farm shop, she's given a wake-up call by land agent Charlie Ireland after trying to sell items that aren't from the local area.

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up about the future of Diddly Squat farm, revealing that it's proving to be "too risky" to invest money into land.The Grand Tour star is returning to Prime Video for the third series of Clarkson's Farm later this month. Speaking about the new series at a press Q&A, Jeremy said that the new episodes will see him take on farmhand Kaleb Cooper in a competition to see who can make the most money from Diddly Squat's unfarmed land. "It's me against the man again in season three but the man this time isn't West Oxfordshire District Council - it's Kaleb," he said.

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Jeremy Clarkson's girlfriend Lisa Hogan has told how she was warned she could get a criminal record over a Diddly Squat farm shop faux pas.The couple's move to rural life is documented in Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm, which launches season three next week as they try to turn a profit on the business that has been hit by planning application refusals and complaints from locals. But things almost got even worse for Lisa, who told how she had nearly made a catastrophic business error that could have earned her a criminal record.

The Only Way is Essex fans were left in disbelief as former star Elliott Wright shared a rare photo with his grown-up daughter.The TOWIE alum, 44, celebrated his daughter Olivia's 15th birthday by posting a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. He penned: "Happy birthday to my little princess Olivia 15 today. Not so little now! have a lovely day darling xxx." He shared a series of photos chronicling Olivia's growth over the years, from ski trips to beach vacations and dinners out.