James Catling, who made an appearance on George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces this month, has been charged with one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.
A Channel 4 star of George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces has been accused of rape and sexual assault. In Great Tew, Oxfordshire, James Catling allegedly attacked a woman at a bar and hotel. According to legend, the alleged incident occurred in September 2022. He was detained on October 1 but later released while an investigation was being conducted.
Catling’s Airstream caravan refurbishment business made an appearance on George Clarke’s property show on April 15th, 2014. Catling was charged by post with three counts of sexual assault and one count of rape last month. On Tuesday, he showed up at Oxford Magistrates Court.
Catling spoke to confirm his name, age and address. According to the Sun, Dr Andrew Rushbrook JP told him: “You’ve heard what’s been said today.
The crown court will handle this case, which will include all of your previous offenses.
Catling was let go on bail while keeping the alleged victim at bay. Next month’s court appearance is expected to be in person at Oxford Crown Court.
His Amazing Spaces episode is still streaming on Channel 4’s streaming service and YouTube. He was shown adding 800 new parts to a campervan from 1947, which had cost almost £40,000.
He had flown the van to the US so he could buy it before returning it there. George Clarke, an architect and host of the show, claimed to have transformed the van into a “brand-new” model.
He compared it to the “inside of a luxury private jet” as well. It was “the best Airstream restoration project I have ever seen,” George continued.
Since then, Catling has sold the van for £120,000 on eBay. When was Catling’s Amazing Spaces episode shot? Catling appeared on the program during a YouTube video that received thousands of views on the broadcaster’s channel.
The presenter explores small and stunning structures across Britain in George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces, which has been broadcast since 2012. He travels to distinctive properties where the owners have made the most of their space each episode.
Numerous show stars have revealed how they transformed unconventional objects like old boats and vans into homes. This year, the most recent series aired.
For comment, The Mirror has contacted Channel 4, Thames Valley Police, and Oxford Magistrates Court.
If you’ve been the victim of sexual assault, you can access help and resources via www.rapecrisis.org.uk or calling the national telephone helpline on 0808 802 9999
Source: Mirror
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