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Prince William to no longer benefit from Dartmoor Prison rent

Prince William to no longer benefit from Dartmoor Prison rent
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Prince William has announced he will no longer personally accept the £1.5m annual rent from Dartmoor Prison, which has been closed since 2024. He intends for the funds to be redirected into a community-led regeneration project for the local area.

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This decision reflects the evolving role of the British monarchy in managing landed estates and addressing local economic concerns.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google PA Media Prince William has opted to no longer personally benefit from the £1.5m in rent generated by Dartmoor Prison each year The Prince of Wales has opted to no longer personally benefit from the £1.5m in rent generated by Dartmoor Prison each year.

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