Royal estate that funds King Charles and Prince William to review rents to NHS and schools
The Duke of Lancaster, the King and the Prince of Wales, is reported to önemli actively review the rental agreements after reconstruction to get rent to organizations financed by NHS and other taxpayers.
An investigation last year found that Cornwall and Lancaster Duchies received millions of pounds from schools, health care, Ministry of Defense and charities.
It was announced last year to leave Prince William to the Duke of Cornwall, who brought special revenue to the Duke of Special Revenue of 22.9 million pounds, and announced that he would waive the rent for the property for the community groups and for organizations such as scouts and half rates.
Will Bax, the secretary and guard of real estate records, said that contracts with schools would also be reviewed, but that he did not mention rent changes for NHS and the armed forces.
Followed by, Times He reported that the Duke of Lancaster will “actively review” his policies.
“The Lancaster Duchy has a radical policy of providing nominal rental rates to small charities and community groups that provide valuable services at local level.
The media reaction on Royal Estates, which accrued, came after an investigation compiled the details of the commercial rent collected by The Sunday Times and Channel 4.
It included an agreement between 11.4 million pounds to storage an ambulance between Guy’s and St Thomas’s NHS Foundation Trust for a period of 15 years and a 37.5 million pounds of pounds to rent a Dartmoor prison between the Ministry of Justice and the Duke of Cornwall.
Last year’s investigation revealed that Duchy would earn about £ 600,000 during the lifetime of six different renters agreed with local public schools.
BAX, who released the figures from the Duke of Cornwall, will be reminded that the Duke will be reminded of the examination of the media in which he lived this year. We used these difficulties to stop and reflect.
Prince William is the Duke of Cornwall and was entitled to Duchy’s profit when he was the heir to the throne.
The Lancaster Duke has not yet published its annual records.
