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Prince William launches Princetown fund during Dartmoor visit
The fund will support locally led social, economic and environmental projects, with grants from £500 to £40,000, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Prince William visited Princetown near Dartmoor to launch the £250,000 Princetown Community Fund, which will support locally led social, economic, and environmental projects in the moorland village.
- The regeneration fund forms part of the Duchy of Cornwall's broader commitment to deploy more than £500 million over the next decade, with William no longer accepting the controversial £1.5 million annual rent from the abandoned Dartmoor Prison.
- During the visit, William toured the Princetown Youth Club, which recently received Duchy funding for facility upgrades, and visited Gather & Moor community hub where he operated a historic letterpress.
- Devon Communities Together will deliver the fund, offering grants ranging from £500 to £40,000 to local organizations, ensuring residents remain central to decisions about investment and community benefits.
- The visit coincided with Prince Harry's 42nd birthday, which he celebrated in the UK after returning with his family; no public message from the royal family marked the occasion.
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William was in Princetown to launch a new regeneration fund for the village.
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