Jeremy Clarkson warns fans as filming takes place at new pub

The former Top Gear host opened The Farmer's Dog in Asthill near Burford to massive crowds on Friday afternoon.

It was formerly known as The Windmill but after Clarkson's purchase, it has been renamed to reflect Diddly Squat Farm.

Fans continue to arrive throughout the bank holiday weekend with tourists coming from all over the country to test out the new venue.

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The filming notice was posted around the Oxfordshire site. (Image: Newsquest)

Those visiting have been warned by Clarkson though with signs spotted around the location revealing that filming is taking place.

The notice said: "Please read this filming notice.

"Film recording is taking place at this location today and the recordings may form part of a television programme being produced by expectation entertainment.

"By entering this location, you are consenting to our including you in our recording of the programme and you further irrevocably and unconditionally grant to us the right to film, photograph and record you and all consents which may be required for our exploitation of your performance by all means and in all languages, formats and media whether now known or hereafter devised worldwide in perpetuity without payment to you of any kind.

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Jeremy Clarkson at the pub on the opening day. (Image: Neil Robinson)

"If you do not wish to give such consent, you must remain out of range of the camera and sound recording equipment.

"Any failure to do so will be conclusively deemed a waiver of any and all claims you might assert."

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