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Richard Hammond bought £1.99m Welsh mansion with plans for a pavilion, padel court and car displays, but plans face setback after eight protected bat species are discovered

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Richard Hammond bought a £1.99 million Georgian mansion in Wales with plans to create a dream estate featuring a pavilion, padel court and car displays. However, his ambitious renovation plans could face delays after a wildlife survey discovered eight protected bat species using the 21-acre property, forcing Hammond to consider changes to protect their habitats.
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