Duchy of Cornwall

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PRINCE Charles came unstuck over his green credentials yesterday as he showcased his organic food to showbusiness and sports stars at a Highgrove party.

Daily Express | UK News :: 'Somerset' jam Charles? Yours is from Norfolk

Prince Charles's struggling Duchy Originals food company is expected to avert the threat of humiliating financial collapse by announcing a rescue deal led by the supermarket group Waitrose

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/se...inals-waitrose

Prince Charles's struggling Duchy Originals business will today be rescued from a humiliating financial collapse by Waitrose.

Profits at his luxury foods company have slumped from £1.53million two years ago to £57,400 as many consumers shun their highly-priced products in the recession.

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PRINCE Charles also visited Dartmoor to officially open the new Princetown Village Centre and visit the Duchy Square Centre for Creativity.
Charles has strong links to Princetown – his Duchy of Cornwall estate owns much of the land in the area including Dartmoor Prison, which it rents to the Ministry of Justice

Prince Charles | princetown | Duchy Square Centre for Creativity | Western Morning News

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PRINCE Charles has opened his Harewood End estate to a county eco-group which plans to create a “first and flagship” alternative energy system on his land.

Prince Charles' royal estate at Harewood End, Herefordshire plans water power plant (From Hereford Times)

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Residents of a sleepy Somerset village have accused Prince Charles of undermining his credibility as the guardian of rural Britain by planning to build 2,000 homes on rolling pasture and an environmentally friendly beef farm.

Prince Charles: Duchy plan to concrete over green fields leads to outcry | UK news | The Guardian

and the Mail


Residents in an idyllic village have accused Prince Charles of 'damaging the environment' with plans to create 2,000 homes on their doorsteps.
The proposals include concreting over a large amount of rolling pastures and knocking down an environmentally friendly beef farm.
The Prince's investment portfolio, the Duchy of Cornwall, is considering the massive development on its land to meet government housing targets.

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