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James May denies Jeremy Clarkson was banned from their village pub, clarifying he’s welcome at The Royal Oak.
James May has clarified that Jeremy Clarkson is not banned from his village pub, The Royal Oak in Swallowcliffe, Wiltshire, dispelling rumors after Clarkson’s name appeared on a barred list at a Cotswolds pub.
May, who co-owns The Royal Oak since 2014, said on social media that Clarkson is welcome at his pub, joking about the confusion.
He contrasted his relaxed, food-focused village pub with Clarkson’s newly renamed The Farmer’s Dog in Asthall, which draws large crowds and operates on a high-volume model.
The two former Top Gear and Grand Tour co-stars, who worked together for 22 years, are now pursuing separate ventures following their final television collaboration.
James May niega que Jeremy Clarkson haya sido expulsado del pub de su pueblo, aclarando que es bienvenido en el Royal Oak.