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King Charles and Prince William could reportedly face a bill of around £10 million to improve the energy efficiency of rental properties across their estates. That is a hefty bill, even by royal standards, but the Government expects ordinary landlords across England and Wales to find nearly £9.9 billion. The Guardian has reported that King…
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