This Ocado delivery driver in England's beautiful Cotswolds won't be ignoring a "no entry" sign again in a hurry.

In video filmed in the Worcestershire village of Broadway in March 2017, the driver is filmed from a local resident's window while his van is stuck in a muddy field. The driver is seen getting out to assess the situation.

Writes the filmer: "A delivery driver turned onto a field at the back of mine, which is a dead-end and you can't get to any houses from there.

"It happened at the back of my house on a field in Broadway, Worcestershire. An Ocado delivery driver took a wrong turn and ended up in the middle of the field. I really don't understand how he got so far onto the field as he should have realised sooner that he was in the wrong place.

"This has never happened before and I honestly don't know how he managed it because where the field is there is a gate and usually there are sheep in the field and the gate has a sign saying 'no entry.'

"My partner went and helped him he gave him a push and put some wood [planks] by the wheels. It took about two hours altogether from start to finish. A lot of people had late deliveries that day."

Ocado refused to comment.

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A delivery driver turned onto a field at the back of mine, which is a dead-end and you can't get to any houses from there.

It happened at the back of my house on a field in Broadway, Worcestershire. An Ocado delivery driver took a wrong turn and ended up in the middle of the field. I really don't understand how he got so far onto the field as he should have realised sooner that he was in the wrong place.

This has never happened before and I honestly don't know how he managed it because where the field is there is a gate and usually there are sheep in the field and the gate has a sign saying "no entry."

My partner went and helped him he gave him a push and put some wood by the wheels. It took about two hours altogether from start to finish. A lot of people had late deliveries that day.