Jeremy Clarkson plans to open second pub abroad

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 6 Oct, 10:31 · Archive

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed plans to open a second pub outside Britain, citing the Government's inheritance tax reforms as a factor in his decision. He made the announcement during a surprise appearance at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, where he was asked by Shadow Environment Secretary Victoria Atkins whether he would consider opening a pub in her Lincolnshire constituency of Louth and Horncastle.

Clarkson responded positively to the suggestion, saying he was 'actually looking quite hard into the possibility of opening another pub'. The former Top Gear presenter has previously run The Farmer's Dog pub in Clapham, London.

How it is being reported

• Jeremy Clarkson wants to open a new pub but it won’t be easy to get a tableMetro · 6 Oct, 10:18
• Jeremy Clarkson reveals ‘dream’ to start second pub and why Piddington might be the ideal location for itGB News · 5 Oct, 15:00
• Jeremy Clarkson reveals ‘dream’ to start second pub and why Piddington might be the ideal location for itGB News · 5 Oct, 15:00

In this story: Jeremy Clarkson · Victoria Atkins · Conservative Party · Labour · Louth and Horncastle · Lincolnshire · Birmingham

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