Just three Welsh councils pay £100k a YEAR to king Charles and his private company

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Just three Welsh councils pay £100k a YEAR to king Charles and his private company

Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Sir Gâr councils together pay £105,589.29 in fees to the Crown Estate each year to allow public access to their land, according to new data. The Crown Estate: raking it in from Wales The figure was revealed via freedom of information requests by the office of Cefin Campbell, Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd for Mid and West Wales. According to Campbell, the information reinforces his party’s call for the devolution …

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West Wales counties pay more than £100k in fees to the Crown Estate annually

Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire councils together pay £105,589.29 in fees to the Crown Estate each year to allow public access to their land, according to new data.

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Counties in south-west Wales paying over £100,000 a year to Crown Estate for access to land

Emily Price  Counties in south-west Wales are paying over £100,000 a year in fees to the Crown Estate to allow public access to their land, according to new data. The figure was revealed via freedom of information (FOI) requests to Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire councils. The requests were submitted by the office of Plaid Cymru’s […]

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South west counties pay over £100,000 to the Crown Estate each year, according to Plaid Cymru. The issue was mentioned in the Plenary of Parliament by Cefin Campbell, Member for Mid and West, today (Wednesday, February 19).

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Councils pay over £100,000 to Crown Estate annually

CALLS FOR DEVOLUTION NEW data has revealed that councils in Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, and Carmarthenshire pay a combined £105,589.29 each year to the Crown Estate for public access to land. The figure was obtained through Freedom of Information requests by the office of Cefin Campbell, Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd for Mid and West Wales (pictured). Mr. Campbell argues the findings strengthen his party’s call for the devolution of the Crown …