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King Charles posts £30,000 role for home help in Cotswolds

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A salary of £30,000 is being offered by King Charles III for a position at his Cotswolds residence.

The monarch has been in charge of Highgrove in Gloucestershire since 1980, developing the property with extensive, thoughtfully designed gardens.

A communications executive position with The King’s Foundation at the location near Tetbury has been posted on LinkedIn.

Hello magazine reports that the hired individual will work on-site and assist in showcasing the King’s private rural home to the public.

The position involves producing digital materials about Highgrove’s gardens, events, and educational initiatives.

Primary responsibilities include organizing and creating content for the estate’s social media accounts, writing text for websites and newsletters, and assisting with promoting workshops and visitor activities at the property.

The communications executive will also back press and media efforts connected to Highgrove, collaborating with team members at The King’s Foundation.

The listing states the charity wants applicants with social media, copywriting, and digital campaign experience, along with a talent for visually appealing content.

It describes the post as an “exciting opportunity” for individuals who love narrative and have passions for horticulture, heritage, and environmental matters.

Highgrove House is a Georgian building that serves as a private home for the King and Queen Camilla.

The adjacent gardens are operated by The King’s Foundation and welcome paying guests on specific dates from April through October.

Revenue from tours and events assists in funding the charity’s broader activities.

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