Prince William has apologised following backlash over the Duchy of Cornwall’s plan to sell the 3,000-acre Bradninch Estate in Devon. Tenants are demanding fair property valuations, while King Charles is reportedly disappointed by the decision. The proposed sale has also raised questions over the Duchy’s claimed exemption from capital gains tax. Prince William has apologised following backlash over the Duchy of Cornwall’s plan to sell the 3,000-acre Bradninch Estate in Devon. Tenants are demanding fair property valuations, while King Charles is reportedly disappointed by the decision. The proposed sale has also raised questions over the Duchy’s claimed exemption from capital gains tax.
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Prince William sorry as Bradninch Estate sale sparks tenant backlash
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