Overview
- Adam Henson visited Cotswold Gate care home in Burford on June 5 to give an intimate talk about his life with dogs and to sign books for residents.
- During the visit he spoke warmly of neighbour Jeremy Clarkson, saying they 'get on really well' and calling Clarkson 'a great advocate for British agriculture.'
- Henson described Clarkson's Farm as 'very funny' and 'quite theatrical' in its production while saying the show has brought farming to a much wider audience.
- He also reflected on his own end‑of‑life plans and praised the care home’s welcome and design, joking about putting down a deposit to join.
- The comments come as Clarkson's Farm series 5 is being released and coverage has highlighted real farming and health pressures on screen, raising questions about how entertainment and real farm businesses now interact.