Jeremy gave a warning to fellow publicans, sharing some of the unexpected challenges he's run into since he opened his new pub

Jeremy Clarkson, the renowned face of 'Clarkson's Farm', has been the talk of the town since opening his new pub, The Farmer's Dog, last month. The establishment welcomed a throng of enthusiasts eager to sample its offerings when it opened on August 23.

Clarkson has also banned his pal James May from the watering hole, in what is likely to be some sort of in joke between the pair as they are good friends. The TV stars have been close for many years, having worked together for more than two decades on programmes including Top Gear and The Grand Tour.

Jeremy Clarkson's new pub, The Farmer's Dog, has received overwhelmingly positive reviews but predictably not everyone is happy. The Farmer's Dog is expected to feature a lot in Clarkson's Farm season 4, the upcoming new series of his hit Prime Video show, and it is located just nine miles away from his Diddly Squat Farm.

James May, 61, has reportedly implemented an all-new measure at his pub, The Royal Oak at Swallowcliffe, Wiltshire, after Jeremy Clarkson, 64, opened the doors to his own venue in the Cotswolds. Clarkson was greeted by thousands of fans last month when he officially opened The Farmer's Dog for business after purchasing and renovating the derelict

Jeremy Clarkson, the man behind 'Clarkson's Farm', has made his foray into the pub scene with the launch of The Farmer's Dog in the idyllic Cotswolds village of Asthall, causing quite the stir as locals and fans alike flock to the venue.