Case cu mucegai și fără încălzire centrală, închiriate pe domeniile Regelui Charles și Prințului William

An investigation reveals that over 100 properties owned by King Charles III and Prince William have energy efficiency ratings below the minimum required in England and Wales. Many of these homes suffer from issues like mold and old windows, making them hard to heat. The Guardian's analysis of over 700 properties shows that about 20% received ratings of F or G, which are the lowest categories. Renting homes with ratings below E has been largely prohibited since 2020, yet few royal properties have registered exemptions. Some tenants, including elderly individuals, face poor living conditions. The Duchy of Lancaster claims to prioritize its responsibilities and has invested significantly in repairs, while the Duchy of Cornwall highlights challenges with historic buildings. This investigation may impact the public image of Charles and William, who advocate for environmental causes.