Jeremy Clarkson bids to add 'much needed' extension to his pub just three months after it opened

Jeremy Clarkson is adding a 'much needed' extension to his pub just three months after it opened - as he divides his time between the building site and protest rallies. Jeremy Clarkson, who is also recovering from a life-saving heart operation, is plotting to replace his boozer's 'unsightly' storage area with a plush new extension, covered in Cotswold slate. Pictured: Opening the boozer in August It would allow Clarkson to enjoy double the number of toilets and improve cellar facilities at the site, which he bought for £810,000 in June In a message from Clarkson's planning agent, they insisted the building works were 'modest' and would be more in keeping with the scenic surroundings than the current building The ex-Top Gear host, 64, has been hailed as the figurehead of the agricultural industry as they object to inheritance tax measures announced in the Budget, yesterday taking to London 's streets to voice their anger 'It allows internal reconfiguration to improve toilet facilities for all and more efficient cellar facilities. ‹ Slide me › The single storey addition will be created using external timber cladding, matching a pitched rood in reconstituted Cotswold slate A new store and lobby will also improve the staff's facilities. Clarkson has drawn in huge crowds to his new pub in Asthall, Oxfordshire, which opened its doors on August 23 Clarkson said becoming a publican was a step into the unknown and joked that his next venture might be to open a cinema Fans queued for 90 minutes in the pouring rain after it opened, for the chance to experience the star's boozer.