Jeremy Clarkson Reveals Shocking Number of Pint Glasses Stolen Weekly from Pub

Jeremy Clarkson has his hands full running a pub, and one unexpected challenge he faces is the astonishing amount of theft that occurs. Customers at the pub, featured in the Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm, seem to have a habit of swiping items, with pint glasses being the most popular choice for souvenirs. In a single week, the pub can lose a staggering 400 glasses to light-fingered patrons.

In the upcoming season of Clarkson’s Farm, set to premiere on 3 June, Jeremy Clarkson sheds light on the ongoing theft problem at the pub. Apart from pint glasses, items like cooking oil, light bulbs, and even urinal traps are targeted for theft. Clarkson shared an incident where someone made off with £200 worth of cooking oil in a single night – proving that the thefts can get pretty wild.

Interestingly, light bulbs from the pub’s bathroom and urinal traps are also frequent targets for theft. Clarkson even had to resort to screwing these items down to prevent further incidents. He humorously questioned, “Who steals a urinal trap?”

Clarkson’s pub, The Farmer’s Dog, located in Oxfordshire, was opened by the TV personality in August 2024 after the success of his farm and shop venture at Diddly Squat. Despite finding running the pub to be “relentless,” Clarkson appears satisfied in the new season of the show after hosting The Corrs for the pub’s first gig. He expressed pride in achieving his vision for the pub.

Moreover, Clarkson also shared a health scare he experienced, revealing that he had to undergo a heart procedure in October 2024 due to blocked arteries, narrowly avoiding a heart attack. He credited the stress of opening the pub for his deteriorating health but expressed relief that he was able to make a full recovery.

With these intriguing revelations and more to come in the upcoming season of Clarkson’s Farm on Prime Video, fans of the show can look forward to more of Jeremy Clarkson’s entertaining adventures and challenges running his unique pub.