Clarkson's Farm Series 3: Jeremy faces more trouble from the local council who ... trends now
Clarkson's Farm is returning for a third series and it seems the local council are still on Jeremy's case about his various business ventures.
The second series of the Amazon Prime farming show centred around Jeremy and the gang's ambitions to open up a restaurant in the grounds of the farm.
Despite push back from the council, they eventually managed to open up the farm restaurant - after jumping through a few hoops to make it happen.
Throughout the new series, Jeremy is seemingly in more hot water with local councillors, who have set their sights on closing down his farm shop and car park.
This also means that Jeremy has to lose his beloved cow herd, however there are a new cohort of farm animals that arrive during season three.
Diddly Squat farm become home to a drove of rare breed pigs, as Jeremy turns his hand at his latest hare brained plan to make money for the farm.
Clarkson's Farm is returning for a third series and it seems the local council are still on Jeremy's case about his various business ventures
Throughout the new series, Jeremy is seemingly in more hot water with local councillors, who have set their sights on closing down his farm shop and car park
The second series of the Amazon Prime farming show centred around Jeremy and the gang's ambitions to open up a restaurant in the grounds of the farm
Jeremy and Lisa's close bond with their new arrivals also creates the 'saddest moment' in the show so far, as they struggle with animal deaths on the farm
Jeremy and Lisa's close bond with their new arrivals also creates the 'saddest moment' in the show so far, as they struggle with animal deaths on the farm.
The farm also battles to save the on site shop, which has become a hit with tourists, as Cheerful Charlie pushes back against the council's endless red tape.
Jeremy and Charlie get to grips with the latest Enforcement Notice and try to hatch a plan to stop the shop and burger van suffering the same fate as the restaurant.
At the farm shop, Charlie is tasked with making sure that Lisa is following the council's instructions to the exact letter of the law, much to her annoyance.
Speaking about the new rules, Lisa said: 'Charlie had to have a serious conversation with me and say that I could end up with a criminal record if I didn't comply, it's council regulations which I respect, especially after Charlie explained it to me in his clear and concise way.
Meanwhile, Jeremy gets feedback on the future of his farm shop as he attends a meeting with the local council to fight for it to stay open.
The new arrivals on the farm don't come quietly, as Jeremy decides his unfarmed land will become home to goats as well as pigs.
The pigs settle into their new home in the woods and the series follows birthing season, which ends in utter heartbreak for Jeremy and Lisa.
Diddly Squat farm become home to a drove of rare breed pigs, as Jeremy turns his hand at his latest hare brained plan to make money for the farm
Meanwhile, Jeremy gets feedback on the future of his farm shop as he attends a meeting with the local council to fight for it to stay open
The central storyline throughout the series is Jeremy's competition with Kaleb, who has recently been promoted to farm manager
Explaining his reasoning for buying pigs, Jeremy said: 'I got pigs into the woods: woods are normally empty of cash, no money comes from them, so I just did little bits and bobs like that to see if I could make more than he did.'
Jeremy and Lisa are incredibly hands on with the births and are even forced to intervene when they aren't running smoothly.
