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William to Launch Regeneration Fund to Help Village Near Dartmoor Prison

The fund will back local projects with grants from £500 to £40,000 and support for applicants, Devon Communities Together said.

  • On Tuesday, Prince William will visit Princetown to unveil the Princetown Community Fund, which makes at least £250,000 available for local social, economic, and environmental projects in the moorland village.
  • Following Dartmoor Prison's July 2024 closure due to radon contamination, Prince William directed that the £1.5 million annual rental income be redirected to support community regeneration instead of personal benefit.
  • Delivered by Devon Communities Together, the fund offers grants ranging from £500 to £40,000 and builds on previous initiatives like the Princetown Place Strategy and Encounters Shop.
  • This initiative forms part of the Duchy of Cornwall's broader plan to deploy more than £500 million over the next decade into housing, renewable energy, farming resilience, and environmental recovery.
  • During the visit, William will tour Gather & Moor, a community hub developed by the Duchy, and meet residents helping shape the village's long-term vision and visit a youth club receiving Duchy funding.
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William to launch regeneration fund to help village near Dartmoor prison

The £250,000 Princetown Community Fund will be unveiled by the prince during a visit on Tuesday.

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William will visit Princetown on Tuesday to unveil the Princetown Community Fund

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