Royal Collection Trust net income drops by almost 75% in one year as visitors and sales plummet

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Royal Collection Trust net income drops by almost 75% in one year as visitors and sales plummet.

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The Royal Collection Trust has seen its net income fall by nearly three-quarters, new accounts have shown.The trust has suffered from significant drops in visitor numbers and retail sales over the last year.In the report, it was noted that the effects of the post-pandemic boom "have softened slightly".The Royal Collection Trust is a charity responsible for ensuring that the Royal Collection and the Palaces are looked after, along with visitors.Accounts show that net income has plummeted in 2025-26 from £13.9million to just £3.5million - a decline exceeding £10million in a single year.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Overall revenue for the charity, which safeguards centuries of royal art and manages public access to the King's official residences, dropped by £4.6million to £85.3million.The £10million-plus fall in net income was partly explained by a one-off factor from last year: a £3million insurance payout received following the recovery of a snuff box that had been stolen while on...

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