Royal Gardens Job Opening Amidst Development Dispute

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. King Charles's team at Hygrove Gardens is hiring a new communications executive right in the middle of a heated dispute over a proposed 100. 35 home development nearby. The land between Bath Road and Longfer along Lane, in Tetsbury Gloucestershire, has been part of the Duchy of Cornwall since 1980 and serves. As the King's favorite countryside retreat, meanwhile, Miller Homes wants to build there, sparking major concerns about royal security and privacy. The job posting on LinkedIn offers a base salary of 30,000 pounds for someone to handle social media content, reaching 100. 63,000 Instagram followers alone, plus promoting events, workshops, and garden tours. Local residents are up in arms, with Chris Giles from the Longfer along Greenfield Association calling it a serious risk to the King's protection zone, patrolled by armed officers under

1:02a key security law. Folks worry hundreds of new neighbors could compromise the closed protection setup. The gardens themselves draw visitors from April to October for guided tours, while the main house stays private. This new role ties into the King's Foundation efforts, highlighted in his recent Prime video documentary, showcasing spots like the Wildflower Meadow, and even his hens at Cluckingham Palace. Hygrove sits near Princess Anne's Getcom Park, blending royal life with public access as the estate and housing ministry feel questions on the ongoing development clash.