Dachi of LancasterWho is the king and Prince of WalesThe NHS and other taxpayers will “actively review” their rental agreements after facing backlash to hire funded organizations.
An investigation last year found that Royal Estates Duchess of Cornwall and Lancaster gets millions of pounds from schools, healthcare, Ministry of Defence And charity.
Issue of annual accounts in Dachy of cornwallWhich was brought to private income of £ 22.9m last year Prince WilliamIt was announced that property would waive fare for organizations such as scouts and half rates for community groups.
Record’s Secretary and Guard for Estate, Will Bax, said the contracts with schools would also be reviewed, but failed to mention fare changes for NHS and armed forces.
after this, Many times The report stated that the Dachi of Lancaster has also confirmed that it would “actively review” its policies.
It states: “Lancaster’s Dachchi has a long -established policy to offer small donations and nominal fare rates to community groups that distribute valuable services locally. The Dachi Council actively reviews its policies on a constant basis and will continue to consider the position of its future on the matter as to what steps can be taken on the matter.”
The media earned by the Royal Estates came after an investigation by the Bachalash Sunday Times and Channel 4’s Dispacus program, which compiled the commercial fare details imposed by the Duchess.
He signed a £ 11.4M deal between Gai and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust to store the ambulance over the 15 -year period and a £ 37.5M agreement between the Ministry of Justice and the Dachi of Cornwall to lease Dartmur Jail.
The investigation last year revealed that Dachi was also scheduled to earn about 600,000 pounds in a lifetime of six separate leases agreed with local state schools.
Releasing the data from Cornwall’s Dachi, Mr. Bax said: “It will not be to address the media investigation that Dachi has experienced this year … We have used these challenges to use and reflect these challenges. Duke and I have both clear that we want to support people, communities and nature in our vision.”
Prince William is the 25th Duke of Cornwall and deserved Dachi’s profits when he became the successor of the throne.
The Dachi of Lancaster has to release its annual records yet.
