Jeremy Clarkson wins victory over council as he’s granted permission to extend car park at Diddly Squat farm shop
In a report, officer RJ Perrins said he grants permission for "an extension to existing parking area to formalise temporary parking and provision of new access arrangements".
He went on to say: "[Diddly Squat] does not ask for an entrance fee or advertise as a leisure or tourist attraction, it is not comparable to say a Wildlife Park or miniature railway which are reliant upon attracting tourists and paying visitors to be viable.
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