EuroMillions winner Adrian Bayford, 55, is reported to be pursuing plans to establish a special educational site at his Grade II-listed country property in Linton. According to planning documents referenced by the outlets, Bayford aims to use outbuildings at Horseheath Lodge for the proposed facility. The reports say the mansion was bought after Bayford’s reported £148 million EuroMillions jackpot win, and that the application involves using existing structures rather than developing the main property. The documents also indicate the proposal would be located within the estate grounds, with the intent described as supporting people with special educational needs. As presented in the coverage, the proposal is at the planning stage and subject to the local approvals process for the listed site. The reports do not indicate the outcome of any decision at the time of publication, nor do they provide further details on capacity, staffing, or timeline.